Hej alla!


Vi ordnar nu äntligen ett seminarium med våra kollegor i Köpenhamn, dock denna gång gästar oss endast Maximiliam Lasa. Men seminariet kan väcka frågor av intresse för etnografiskt arbete, så varmt välkomna och sprid gärna.

allt gott Åsa 


 
Islamic Educational Activities in Europe: Engagement, Re-articulation, and Self-Formation
Welcome to a seminar with Maximilian Lasa, Copenhagen University. The seminar focuses on Maximilian’s research and raises themes of religious engagement, self-making processes, and the role of education in religious contexts and elsewhere. In his dissertation “German Muslims on the International Theology Programme in Turkey: Temporalities, Spatialities, and Contingency” (2022), Maximilian analyses German Muslim’s motivation and experience of studying Islamic theology and how their studies shaped their sense of self. His research was part of a larger project Rearticulating Islam: A New Generation of Muslim Religious Leaders financed by THE VELUX FOUNDATIONS. In addition to speaking about his PhD, Maximilian will take the chance to sketch out ideas for a future research project addressing the matter of critique in Islamic theology at the secular university.

Time: 15-15 -17.00
Place: H1272V. It is also possible to participate by zoom, please mail Åsa, asa.trulsson@lnu.se for a link


allt gott Åsa




Åsa Trulsson, fil dr/PhD
lektor, kultursociologi
Senior lecturer, cultural sociology

Programansvarig Programmet för Integration och Mångfaldstudier

Affiliated with LNUC for Concurrences in Colonial and Postcolonial Studies, Platform Migration and Center for Cultural Sociology


Institutionen för Kulturvetenskap, Linnéuniversitetet
Department of Cultural Sciences, Linnaeus University
From: Åsa Trulsson
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2023 12:54:41 PM
To: etnografisktforum@lists.sunet.se
Subject: Re: Intressant seminarium
 

Hej alla


Eftersom det blåser upp till tågstrejk behöver vi ställa in morgondagens seminarium om Islamic Educational Activates in Europe: Engagement, Re-articulation, and Self-Formation.

Våra gäster riskerar annars inte att komma hem till Köpenhamn igen. Vi hoppas på en ny chans tidig höst, om någon är intresserad eller har möjlighet då.


allt gott Åsa


Åsa Trulsson, fil dr/PhD
lektor, kultursociologi
Senior lecturer, cultural sociology

Programansvarig Programmet för Integration och Mångfaldstudier

Affiliated with LNUC for Concurrences in Colonial and Postcolonial Studies, Platform Migration and Center for Cultural Sociology


Institutionen för Kulturvetenskap, Linnéuniversitetet
Department of Cultural Sciences, Linnaeus University


From: Åsa Trulsson <asa.trulsson@lnu.se>
Sent: Friday, May 5, 2023 11:48 AM
To: etnografisktforum@lists.sunet.se
Subject: [Etnografisktforum] Re: Intressant seminarium
 

Hej alla igen


Förlåt dubbelpostning kring detta. Seminariet den 11 maj kommer att äga rum i M1076 men jag har bokat en mikrofon-uggla som ska möjliggöra uppkoppling om det behövs. Meddela mig om du vill delta på zoom!


trevlig helg Åsa




11 May, 15.15- 17, M1076

Seminar: Islamic Educational Activates in Europe: Engagement, Re-articulation, and Self-Formation
 
Welcome to a seminar focusing on two recent dissertation projects by Maria Lindebæk Lyngsøe and Maximilian Lasa, Copenhagen University. The seminar focuses on Maria and Maximilian’s research which raises themes of religious engagement, self-making processes, and the role and function  of education in religious contexts and elsewhere. Maria’s and Maximilian’s work also concerns themes of ethnographic practice in transnational spaces and in the shadow of the pandemic.  
 
In Engaged Subjects: Danish Muslim Women’s Islamic Educational Activities (2022), Maria focuses on Muslim women’s religious roles, everyday practices, and processes of learning Islam in Denmark. She is inspired by a Deleuzian framework in analyzing the engagements and entanglements of a pious everyday life. In German Muslims on the International Theology Programme in Turkey: Temporalities, Spatialities, and Contingency (2022), Maximilian analyses German Muslim’s motivation and experience of studying theology and how their studies shaped their sense of self. Their research was part of a larger project   Rearticulating Islam: A New Generation of Muslim Religious Leaders financed by THE VELUX FOUNDATIONS.





Åsa Trulsson, fil dr/PhD
lektor, kultursociologi
Senior lecturer, cultural sociology

Programansvarig Programmet för Integration och Mångfaldstudier

Affiliated with LNUC for Concurrences in Colonial and Postcolonial Studies, Platform Migration and Center for Cultural Sociology


Institutionen för Kulturvetenskap, Linnéuniversitetet
Department of Cultural Sciences, Linnaeus University
From: Åsa Trulsson
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2023 9:53:43 AM
To: etnografisktforum@lists.sunet.se
Subject: Intressant seminarium
 

Hej!


Jag vill bara bjuda in alla till ett seminarium där Maria Lyngsöe (som varit med några gångor i etnografiskt forum) talar om sin spännande forskning kring muslimska kvinnors religiösa engagemang i Danmark. Hon presenterar tillsammans med Max Lasa som forskat om unga muslimer från Tyskland som engagerar sig i teologisk utbildning i Turkiet. Båda har precis försvarat sina avhandlingar vid Köpenhamns universitet, båda arbetar etnografiskt och deras forskning väcker intressanta frågor av relevans också utanför religionsvetenskapen.  Vi har just nu M1076 som sal, men jag undersöker möjligheterna till en hybridsal och återkommer kring detta.


Tiden är 11 maj 15-17


Seminar: Islamic Educational Activates in Europe: Engagement, Re-articulation, and Self-Formation
 
Welcome to a seminar focusing on two recent dissertation projects by Maria Lindebæk Lyngsøe and Maximilian Lasa, Copenhagen University. The seminar focuses on Maria and Maximilian’s research which raises themes of religious engagement, self-making processes, and the role and function  of education in religious contexts and elsewhere. Maria’s and Maximilian’s work also concerns themes of ethnographic practice in transnational spaces and in the shadow of the pandemic.  
 
In Engaged Subjects: Danish Muslim Women’s Islamic Educational Activities (2022), Maria focuses on Muslim women’s religious roles, everyday practices, and processes of learning Islam in Denmark. She is inspired by a Deleuzian framework in analyzing the engagements and entanglements of a pious everyday life. In German Muslims on the International Theology Programme in Turkey: Temporalities, Spatialities, and Contingency (2022), Maximilian analyses German Muslim’s motivation and experience of studying theology and how their studies shaped their sense of self. Their research was part of a larger project   Rearticulating Islam: A New Generation of Muslim Religious Leaders financed by THE VELUX FOUNDATIONS.
 
allt gott Åsa


Åsa Trulsson, fil dr/PhD
lektor, kultursociologi
Senior lecturer, cultural sociology

Programansvarig Programmet för Integration och Mångfaldstudier

Affiliated with LNUC for Concurrences in Colonial and Postcolonial Studies, Platform Migration and Center for Cultural Sociology


Institutionen för Kulturvetenskap, Linnéuniversitetet
Department of Cultural Sciences, Linnaeus University