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SUMMARY:Global Bible: Legacies of (Post-)Colonial Bible Translations in the Arctic\, Australia/Oceania and West Africa
DESCRIPTION:In the past two years\, the Glob­al Bible Project research team has ded­i­cat­ed itself inten­sive­ly to a crit­i­cal exam­i­na­tion of British and Ger­man con­tri­bu­tions to the cre­ation of a glob­al Bible\, i.e. the attempt to trans­late the Bible into all lan­guages of the world in the nine­teenth to ear­ly twen­ti­eth cen­turies. The research team has focused on three case study regions where Ger­man and British colo­nial­ism once pre­vailed: the Arc­tic\, Australia/Oceania and West Africa. Apart from pub­li­ca­tions in rep­utable jour­nals\, a sig­nif­i­cant event of the project in the last two years was the Glo­Bil Con­fer­ence at West­min­ster Col­lege\, Uni­ver­si­ty of Cam­bridge which brought togeth­er schol­ars from dif­fer­ent dis­ci­pli­nary back­grounds and from dif­fer­ent parts of the world (Africa\, Aus­tralia\, Europe). \nThe exhi­bi­tion will there­fore com­prise\, for instance\, ancient man­u­scripts\, trans­lat­ed Bibles and Bible por­tions in Euro­pean\, Arc­tic\, Ocean­ic\, and West African lan­guages. Vis­i­tors will have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to view phys­i­cal copies of the ear­li­est trans­lat­ed Bible por­tions in some of the indige­nous lan­guages of these regions. Apart from Bibles\, the exhi­bi­tion will also com­prise lin­guis­tic mate­ri­als such as gram­mars\, dic­tio­nar­ies\, text­books\, and oth­er items that con­tributed to the trans­la­tion of the Bible. This will demon­strate to vis­i­tors the mul­ti-step process behind mis­sion­ary Bible trans­la­tions in the nine­teenth and ear­ly twen­ti­eth cen­turies. It is impor­tant to men­tion that\, in most cas­es\, the lan­guages into which mis­sion­ar­ies and their local col­lab­o­ra­tors sought to trans­late the Chris­t­ian scrip­tures exist­ed ini­tial­ly in oral forms. Con­se­quent­ly\, mis­sion­ary lin­guis­tic endeav­ors\, encom­pass­ing col­lec­tion of words\, cre­ation of gram­mars\, primers\, dic­tio­nar­ies\, etc.\, were essen­tial prepara­to­ry work pri­or to the trans­la­tion of Bible.  In addi­tion to tex­tu­al mate­r­i­al\, the exhi­bi­tion will show­case ethno­graph­ic arte­facts relat­ed to the three regions which will illu­mi­nate the socio-cul­tur­al milieu with­in which mis­sion­ar­ies and their local coun­ter­parts lived and trans­lat­ed the Bible. It is also impor­tant to indi­cate that a vis­it to the exhi­bi­tion will be reward­ed with the oppor­tu­ni­ty to see art­works that were specif­i­cal­ly com­mis­sioned for the project and exe­cut­ed by Glob­al Major­i­ty artists from West Africa and Ocea­nia. The artists\, Leeza Awo­jo­bi (Bris­tol-based Cameroon­ian poet) and Man­fred Wkeng Aseng (New Guinean artist)\, engage  artis­ti­cal­ly with the post-colo­nial lega­cies of mis­sion­ary Bible trans­la­tions in their respec­tive regions of inter­est. Last­ly\, but cer­tain­ly not the least inter­est­ing\, the exhi­bi­tion will dis­play results from the Dig­i­tal Human­i­ties part of the project led by the Ser­vice Cen­ter for Dig­i­tal Human­i­ties of the Uni­ver­si­ty of Mün­ster. These will include a dig­i­tized map of the glob­al Bible move­ment and open access data­base. \nUlti­mate­ly\, the exhi­bi­tion seeks to pro­vide a forum for a post­colo­nial reflec­tion on the lega­cies of mis­sion-trans­lat­ed Bibles dur­ing the era  of Euro­pean colo­nial­ism in the Arc­tic\, Australia/Oceania\, and West Africa\, fore­ground­ing the essen­tial yet often over­looked con­tri­bu­tions of indige­nous Bible trans­la­tors will equal­ly be fore­ground­ed. An exhi­bi­tion cat­a­logue is being pre­pared with con­tri­bu­tions from select­ed Bible soci­eties of the Unit­ed Bible Soci­eties (UBS) and project team mem­bers to secure the results of the exhi­bi­tion. It will be pub­lished by the Bible Muse­um. \nDate and Time\nThe exhi­bi­tion will com­mence with an offi­cial open­ing cer­e­mo­ny on 10 Octo­ber 2025 at 18:00 CET in the Bible Muse­um. After­wards\, it will run until 1 March 2026\, dur­ing which peri­od vis­i­tors will be able to view the exhi­bi­tion dur­ing the Bible Museum’s usu­al open­ing hours. \nby Michael Wan­dusim (Mün­ster)
URL:https://remid.de/termine/global-bible-legacies-of-post-colonial-bible-translations-in-the-arctic-australia-oceania-and-west-africa/
LOCATION:Bibelmuseum der Universität Münster\, Pferdegasse 1\, Münster\, Nordrhein-Westfalen\, 48143\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Ausstellung
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SUMMARY:Religious and Secular Worldmaking. Narrative Cultures and the Perception of Differences.
DESCRIPTION:Do reli­gious and sec­u­lar peo­ple expe­ri­ence the world dif­fer­ent­ly? This lec­ture dis­cuss­es ear­ly 19th-cen­tu­ry emi­grant nar­ra­tive cul­tures as prac­tices of world­mak­ing. Migrat­ing to North Amer­i­ca not to dis­cov­er but to cre­ate a new world\, social reform­ers such as rad­i­cal pietists\, social­ists\, and ear­ly com­mu­nists were unit­ed by the utopi­an spir­it of their time. Yet in their new envi­ron­ment\, their com­mu­nal sto­ry­telling diver­si­fied rapid­ly: rou­tines were dis­turbed\, every­day activ­i­ties gained renewed sig­nif­i­cance\, new expe­ri­ences and chal­lenges became worth recount­ing. \nThe pre­sen­ta­tion explores the rela­tion­ship between intel­lec­tu­al argu­ment\, ver­nac­u­lar reli­gious prac­tice and edu­ca­tion of the sens­es at the Fron­tier. It inves­ti­gates the his­tor­i­cal\, aes­thet­ic\, and per­cep­tu­al con­di­tions under which con­flict­ing world­views gained epis­temic affor­dance as con­trast­ing modes of observ­ing\, inter­pret­ing\, and enact­ing the world. \nAnja Kirsch (NTNU Trond­heim). Uni­ver­sität Erfurt\, “Mon­day Lec­tures”\, C19 – Forschungs­bau “Welt­beziehun­gen”\, Sem­i­nar­raum (EG) (Cam­pus). Weit­er Infor­ma­tio­nen (auch zur online Teil­nahme): https://www.uni-erfurt.de/universitaet/aktuelles/veranstaltungskalender/eventdetail/religious-and-secular-worldmaking-narrative-cultures-and-the-perception-of-difference
URL:https://remid.de/termine/religious-and-secular-worldmaking-narrative-cultures-and-the-perception-of-differences/
LOCATION:C19 – Forschungsbau “Weltbeziehungen”\, Seminarraum (EG) (Campus)
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