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UID:euroseas-2024-in-and-out-of-place-mapping-people-objects-and-spaces-in-southeast-asia-1
SUMMARY:In and Out of Place: Mapping People, Objects, and Spaces in Southeast Asia (1)
LOCATION:REC A2.11
DESCRIPTION:This panel aims to explore multiple modes of mapping, not only 
 of spaces, but also of people and objects that circulate within and beyond 
 Southeast Asia. In engaging with historical and contemporary map-making, th
 is panel proposes to look at issues surrounding processes of mapping. The a
 ct of mapping – pinning things into place or delineating spatial outlines –
  defines and underscores the relationship(s) of things across multiple loca
 tions. Mapping may enable or impede mobility, obscure or highlight multidir
 ectional exchange, while at the same time, render entities legible and tang
 ible.\n\nPresented papers in this panel will highlight the spatial mapping 
 of social changes and consumer cultures in port cities like Surabaya, Singa
 pore, and Georgetown, as well as making sense of how migration, colonialism
 , and globalisation intersect in shaping the formation of ethnic enclave an
 d transnational connections through a collective mapping of the remaining u
 rban fabric in the town of Lasem, in north-eastern coast of Java.\n\nApart 
 from that, in this panel we will consider questions of place, circulation, 
 connection, and seclusion across time with respect to people and objects of
  material culture. Papers may include reports, reflections or analyses of h
 istorical GIS data, digital reconstitution and repatriation projects, visua
 lisations of historical datasets of material culture, as well as work on sp
 atial trajectories and networks of objects rooted in particular places. Whi
 le the focus of this panel is envisaged to be primarily historical, papers 
 are welcomed from across disciplines.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/in-and-out-of-place-mapping-people-objects-and-spaces-in-southeast-asia
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UID:euroseas-2024-in-and-out-of-place-mapping-people-objects-and-spaces-in-southeast-asia-2
SUMMARY:In and Out of Place: Mapping People, Objects, and Spaces in Southeast Asia (2)
LOCATION:REC A2.11
DESCRIPTION:This panel aims to explore multiple modes of mapping, not only 
 of spaces, but also of people and objects that circulate within and beyond 
 Southeast Asia. In engaging with historical and contemporary map-making, th
 is panel proposes to look at issues surrounding processes of mapping. The a
 ct of mapping – pinning things into place or delineating spatial outlines –
  defines and underscores the relationship(s) of things across multiple loca
 tions. Mapping may enable or impede mobility, obscure or highlight multidir
 ectional exchange, while at the same time, render entities legible and tang
 ible.\n\nPresented papers in this panel will highlight the spatial mapping 
 of social changes and consumer cultures in port cities like Surabaya, Singa
 pore, and Georgetown, as well as making sense of how migration, colonialism
 , and globalisation intersect in shaping the formation of ethnic enclave an
 d transnational connections through a collective mapping of the remaining u
 rban fabric in the town of Lasem, in north-eastern coast of Java.\n\nApart 
 from that, in this panel we will consider questions of place, circulation, 
 connection, and seclusion across time with respect to people and objects of
  material culture. Papers may include reports, reflections or analyses of h
 istorical GIS data, digital reconstitution and repatriation projects, visua
 lisations of historical datasets of material culture, as well as work on sp
 atial trajectories and networks of objects rooted in particular places. Whi
 le the focus of this panel is envisaged to be primarily historical, papers 
 are welcomed from across disciplines.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/in-and-out-of-place-mapping-people-objects-and-spaces-in-southeast-asia
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