Guido Sprenger Heidelberg University sprenger@eth.uni-heidelberg.de “Plural Ecologies in Conflict: Perspectives from Southeast Asia“, a Germany-based network of anthropologists, is currently developing a new synthesis of
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Francis C. Sollano La Trobe University fsollano@ateneo.edu The Philippines and Indonesia revised their constitutions in 1987 and 1999-2002 respectively. The revisions are purported to be
Slamet Thohari University of Brawijaya sthohari@ub.ac.id Unlike Western conceptions of disability prior to modern time regarding it as a thing related to sorcery or witchcraft,
Vincenz Serrano Ateneo de Manila Universityvserrano@ateneo.edu I propose to examine Bienvenido Lumbera’s Ang Pagas na Lupain (1971)—his translation into Filipino of T.S. Eliot’s The Waste
John Paolo Sarce Ateneo de Manila University john.sarce@obf.ateneo.edu “One might subsume the eliminated element in the term “aura” and go on to say: that which
Hadje Cresencio Sadje University of Vienna hadjesadje@gmail.com Southeast Asia is a region of diverse indigenous groups (Asia Indigenous Peoples’ Pact, 2010). However, the Southeast Asian
Carlos M. Quijon , Jr. University of the Philippines, Diliman cmquijon@up.edu.ph The proposed paper nominates Maphilindo, a particular moment in the consolidation of the region
Philippa Lovatt University of St Andrews, UK pcl2@st-andrews.ac.uk The term Anthropocene has been critiqued for failing to adequately acknowledge the disproportionate influence of fossil fuel
Joanne Leow University of Saskatchewan joanne.leow@usask.ca In this exploratory paper, I ask what kinds of transmedial art and writing are necessary and urgent to archive,
Lee Wilson (she/her) The University of Edinburgh leewilsonphilosophy.wordpress.com Aerin Lai (she/they) The University of Edinburgh aerin.lai@ed.ac.uk The Straits Philosophical Society (1893–1916) was a monthly meeting