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Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences | Department of Asian and African Studies | Regional Departments | Southeast Asian Studies | 01.12. Invitation to Guest Lecture with Prof. Dr. Sarah Ansari – Boundaries and belonging: the making of minorities in post-Partition South Asia

01.12. Invitation to Guest Lecture with Prof. Dr. Sarah Ansari – Boundaries and belonging: the making of minorities in post-Partition South Asia

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Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences | Department of Asian and African Studies | Institut für Asien- und Afrikawissenschaften | Regionale Fachbereiche | Seminar für Südostasienstudien | 01.12. Invitation to Guest Lecture with Prof. Dr. Sarah Ansari – Boundaries and belonging: the making of minorities in post-Partition South Asia

01.12. Invitation to Guest Lecture with Prof. Dr. Sarah Ansari – Boundaries and belonging: the making of minorities in post-Partition South Asia

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01.12. Colloquium on African linguistics: The Niger-Congo family (Güldemann)

"The Niger-Congo family in time and space: a first attempt" - Talk by Tom Güldemann (HU Berlin) given within the digital colloquium on African linguistics and languages

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01.12. Afrikalinguistisches Kolloquium: Niger-Congo family (Güldemann)

"The Niger-Congo family in time and space: a first attempt" - Vortrag von Tom Güldemann (HU Berlin) im Rahmen des (digitalen) Afrikalinguistischen Kolloquiums

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24.11. Colloquium on African linguistics: Kwadi Grammar (Fehn)

"Preliminary notes on Kwadi grammar and implications for the morphological reconstruction of proto Khoe-Kwadi" - Talk by Anne-Maria Fehn (Research Center in Biodiversity and Genetic Resources, Vairão, Portugal) given within the digital colloquium on African linguistics and languages

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Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences | Department of Asian and African Studies | Regional Departments | African Studies | Events | Upcoming Events | 25.11. Digitales Afrikakolloquium: The tropicality of being: inter-textual readings of African and Latin American literatures (Shang)

25.11. Digitales Afrikakolloquium: The tropicality of being: inter-textual readings of African and Latin American literatures (Shang)

"The tropicality of being: inter-textual readings of African and Latin American literatures" - Vortrag von Dr. Gilbert Ndi Shang (University of Bayreuth) im Rahmen des Afrikakolloquiums

25.11. Digitales Afrikakolloquium: The tropicality of being: inter-textual readings of African and Latin American literatures (Shang) - Read More…

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences | Department of Asian and African Studies | Institut für Asien- und Afrikawissenschaften | Regionale Fachbereiche | Seminar für Afrikawissenschaften | Veranstaltungen | Termine | 25.11. Digitales Afrikakolloquium: The tropicality of being: inter-textual readings of African and Latin American literatures (Shang)

25.11. Digitales Afrikakolloquium: The tropicality of being: inter-textual readings of African and Latin American literatures (Shang)

"The tropicality of being: inter-textual readings of African and Latin American literatures" - Vortrag von Dr. Gilbert Ndi Shang (University of Bayreuth) im Rahmen des Afrikakolloquiums

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China and Germany - partners on technical standardization

Washington Post, Blog Monkey Cage

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17.11. Colloquium on African linguistics: Gender and deriflection in Abesabesi (Lau)

"Gender and deriflection in Abesabesi" - Talk by Jonas Lau (Universität Köln) given within the digital colloquium on African linguistics and languages

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Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences | Department of Asian and African Studies | Institut für Asien- und Afrikawissenschaften | Querschnittsbereiche | Gender and Media Studies for the South Asian Region | Über uns | Aktuelles | 11.12. "In the Name of Sisters. Epistolary Attachments of Indian Muslim Émigrés" - Dr. Salma Siddique- Digital Research Colloquium Gender and Media Studies

11.12. "In the Name of Sisters. Epistolary Attachments of Indian Muslim Émigrés" - Dr. Salma Siddique- Digital Research Colloquium Gender and Media Studies

The presentation focuses on two constitutional moments involving Muslim women in recent Indian history and the digitally mediated political expression around each. The key interlocuters are Indian Muslim men, living outside India – some having relocated permanently, while others residing in Europe on temporary visas. While many of these activist networks have preceded connections enabled by social media platforms and digital democratisation, these are increasingly using new media technologies and tactics for greater visibility and solidarity. The paper reflects on the feminist possibilities of this activism that speaks against the political enervation of a religious minority.

11.12. "In the Name of Sisters. Epistolary Attachments of Indian Muslim Émigrés" - Dr. Salma Siddique- Digital Research Colloquium Gender and Media Studies - Read More…