Anthropology Research Seminar
Tuesday, 6.15−7.45 pm, Room S 221, Unitobler, Lerchenweg 36, 2nd Floor
The obligatory debriefing session takes place on Wednesday morning 8:15 to 9 am via Zoom or at Room S221 at the Institute.
Everyone is welcome to join.
The Tuesday Research Seminar has a maximum capacity of 16 seats. The wearing of face masks is compulsory. Online registration for each session is required via the Ilias group of the Tuesday Research Seminar (select session >"register").
Attantion!
New List of Attendance
From FS2019 onwards, Master students must also participate in the obligatory debriefing session on the lecture they have attended. The participations must be confirmed by a signature of the professors. The list for download can be found at the end of this page.
Program of the Anthropology Research Seminar at the Autumn Semester 2020
- 22. September Mittelbaugespräch (geschlossene Veranstaltung)
- 29. September Against a (Virtual) Wall: Surveillance and Futurity in the US Mexico Borderlands. Dr. Darcy Alexandra, Universität Bern
- 06. October Quality Matters. Colonial Rule, Local Agency and Multinational Trading Houses in the Indian Cotton Trade, 1850s to 1930s. Prof. Dr Christof Dejung, Universität Bern
- 13. October Soundscapes of Dispossession and Return: Palm Oil Industry and Struggles for the Territory in Colombia. Dr. Maria del Pilar Ramirez, Universität Bern
- 20. October Kaleidoscope of Truth: False Cases, Real Evidence and Controversial Intent. Dr. Sandhya Fuchs, Universität Bern
- 27. October Atmospheric Citizenship: Sonic Movement and Public Religion in Shi‘ite Mumbai. Prof. Dr. Patrick Eisenlohr, Universität Göttingen
- 03. November The Business of Wayfaring. Dr. Martin Saxer, Universität München
- 10. November Europe's Un/Deserving: Contrasting & Comparing Moralizations of Inequality. Prof. Dr. Jelena Tošić, Dr. Andreas Streinzer, Universität St. Gallen
- 17. November Trans*-Formationsprozesse in Andalusien, Südspanien. Dr. des. Christof Imhof, FHNW Olten
- 24. November Occult Justice: Crime, Intimidation, and the Restoration of Balance in Haiti. Dr. Marco Motta, Universität Bern
- 01. December Searching for Ethics. Legal Requirements and Empirical Issues for Anthropology. Prof. Dr. Anne Lavanchy (HES-SO Genève), Dr. Nolwenn Bühler (Université de Neuchâtel)
- 08. December Indirect Rule and the Politics of Fragmented Responsibility in the Central Mediterranean. Kiri Santer M.A., Universität Bern
- 15. December Austerity Medicine. Precarious Healthcare in Contemporary Spain, Before and After Covid-19. Dr. Janina Kehr, Universität Bern