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UID:euroseas-2024-critical-perspectives-on-movement-migration-and-mobilities-in-southeast-asian-literatures-1
SUMMARY:Critical Perspectives on Movement, Migration, and Mobilities in Southeast Asian Literatures (1)
LOCATION:REC A2.08
DESCRIPTION:This proposed laboratory considers the significance of movement
 , migration, and various mobilities as articulated in Southeast Asian liter
 atures and related media forms such as film. Literary and cultural scholars
  from SEA and elsewhere are invited to explore how writers use forms of tra
 vel and circulation like migration, tourism, pilgrimages, labor flows etc. 
 to inform and articulate particular subjectivities and group identities. Hi
 stories of movement and unequal mobilities are usually central to territori
 alized and deterritorialized forms of identity, and to the related notions 
 of indigeneity, nationalism and minority cultures. Participants may examine
  literary and creative engagements with involuntary modes of travel or disp
 lacement such as exile, refugee crises, or the historical formation of dias
 poras that result from colonialism, war, political persecution or natural d
 isasters.\n\nAttempts to theorize non-landbased histories and narratives th
 at problematize the nation-state, re-directing critical attention to the se
 a as the space and medium for connecting diverse peoples, cultures, languag
 es, religions are welcome. Besides the movement of people, representations 
 of the circulation of objects (e.g books, commodities) as well as flora and
  fauna could offer alternative perspectives that add to a more nuanced unde
 rstanding of the multiple movements which help define the SEA region as an 
 area of contact zones and ecological exchange. Participants are also invite
 d to re-think metaphors of mobility and the symbolic significance of moveme
 nt in literature in relation to possible conceptual frames like inter-Asia,
  Nanyang, the Malay World, postcolonialism, decoloniality, transnationalism
 , transculturalism, ecocriticism, feminism, diaspora, and cosmopolitanism, 
 to name a few.\n\nSome possible questions for the laboratory:\n•     How do
  various forms of travel, flow, and movement as depicted in SEA literatures
  contribute to a sense of nationalism, transnationalism or regionalism?\n• 
     What gets translated and/or transformed in the process of movement?\n• 
     What sorts of narrative and poetic strategies do SEA writers use to exp
 ress flow, stasis, connectivity, fluidity, (im)mobility?\n•     What affect
 ive modalities are explored by SEA writers when human characters and/ or ob
 jects and commodities move across borders and spaces? What, conversely, are
  the sorts of immobilities which define such movement?\n•     What is the r
 elationship between movement and cultural identities in Southeast Asia? How
  does travel and movement affect the axes of identity like gender, race, cl
 ass, and sexuality?
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/critical-perspectives-on-movement-migration-and-mobilities-in-southeast-asian-literatures
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UID:euroseas-2024-critical-perspectives-on-movement-migration-and-mobilities-in-southeast-asian-literatures-2
SUMMARY:Critical Perspectives on Movement, Migration, and Mobilities in Southeast Asian Literatures (2)
LOCATION:REC A2.08
DESCRIPTION:This proposed laboratory considers the significance of movement
 , migration, and various mobilities as articulated in Southeast Asian liter
 atures and related media forms such as film. Literary and cultural scholars
  from SEA and elsewhere are invited to explore how writers use forms of tra
 vel and circulation like migration, tourism, pilgrimages, labor flows etc. 
 to inform and articulate particular subjectivities and group identities. Hi
 stories of movement and unequal mobilities are usually central to territori
 alized and deterritorialized forms of identity, and to the related notions 
 of indigeneity, nationalism and minority cultures. Participants may examine
  literary and creative engagements with involuntary modes of travel or disp
 lacement such as exile, refugee crises, or the historical formation of dias
 poras that result from colonialism, war, political persecution or natural d
 isasters.\n\nAttempts to theorize non-landbased histories and narratives th
 at problematize the nation-state, re-directing critical attention to the se
 a as the space and medium for connecting diverse peoples, cultures, languag
 es, religions are welcome. Besides the movement of people, representations 
 of the circulation of objects (e.g books, commodities) as well as flora and
  fauna could offer alternative perspectives that add to a more nuanced unde
 rstanding of the multiple movements which help define the SEA region as an 
 area of contact zones and ecological exchange. Participants are also invite
 d to re-think metaphors of mobility and the symbolic significance of moveme
 nt in literature in relation to possible conceptual frames like inter-Asia,
  Nanyang, the Malay World, postcolonialism, decoloniality, transnationalism
 , transculturalism, ecocriticism, feminism, diaspora, and cosmopolitanism, 
 to name a few.\n\nSome possible questions for the laboratory:\n•     How do
  various forms of travel, flow, and movement as depicted in SEA literatures
  contribute to a sense of nationalism, transnationalism or regionalism?\n• 
     What gets translated and/or transformed in the process of movement?\n• 
     What sorts of narrative and poetic strategies do SEA writers use to exp
 ress flow, stasis, connectivity, fluidity, (im)mobility?\n•     What affect
 ive modalities are explored by SEA writers when human characters and/ or ob
 jects and commodities move across borders and spaces? What, conversely, are
  the sorts of immobilities which define such movement?\n•     What is the r
 elationship between movement and cultural identities in Southeast Asia? How
  does travel and movement affect the axes of identity like gender, race, cl
 ass, and sexuality?
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/critical-perspectives-on-movement-migration-and-mobilities-in-southeast-asian-literatures
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