Dear Fellow ASEC members,
We look forward to seeing many of you at our annual business meeting on Saturday November 19 at 8 AM in Washington Room 5 at the Marriott Hotel in Washington, DC. In anticipation of the Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES) convention, we have compiled a list of panels that may be of interest to our members. Although far from complete (and subject to schedule changes), the list may be helpful.
SOME ASEEES PANELS THAT MAY BE OF INTEREST TO ASEC MEMBERS
THURSDAY 11/17
Session 1--1-2:45 PM
1-11 Soviet Anti-Religious Propaganda: Visual Culture, Teaching and Digital Humanities - (Roundtable) - Marriott Balcony A
Session 2--3-4:45 PM
2-02 Cultural Echoes in Early Rus': Religion and Society - Delaware A
Session 3--5-6:45
3-01 Dreams of a True Russia: Motifs of Right-Wing Thought and Activism, 1890-1917 - Coolidge
3-32 Topics in Soviet History: at Home and Abroad - Park Tower Suite 8226
FRIDAY 11/18
Session 4-- 8-9:45 AM
4-02 Iconography in Muscovite Political-Religious Thought - Delaware A
4-50 Faith Communities Fostering Civil Society in Post-Conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia - Washington Room 6
Session 5--10-11:45 AM
5-03 The Built Environment and Confessional Identity in the Lands of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, 16th - 19th Centuries - Delaware B
5-08 Conspiracy Theories in Post-Soviet Russia - Johnson
5-27 Folk Religious Imagination I: Russia - Park Tower Suite 8218
5-52 In Search of Common Places: Dialogue with the Past in Translingual Post-Soviet Jewish Literature - Wilson A
Session 6--1:45-3:30 PM
6-26 Folk Religious Imagination II: Central and Eastern Europe - Park
Session 7-3:45-5:30 PM
7-03 Ekaterina Tatarinova's Mystical Circle in Early 19th Century Religious Culture - Delaware B
7-27 Orthodoxy through the Modern Western Gaze - Park Tower Suite 8218
7-51 Nationalism and Identity: Serbian Music and Education from the Twentieth Century to Today - Washington Room 6
SATURDAY 11/19
Session 8-8-9:45 AM
Association for the Study of Eastern Christian History and Culture - (Meeting) - Washington Room 5
8-03 Conceptualizing Holy Foolishness: Theology, Phenomenology, Fiction - Delaware B
8-19 Philosophical Anarchism, Textual Performance, Theological Paradox: Re-examining Vasily V. Rozanov's Literary and Theoretical Contributions - Park Tower Room 8205
8-44 Christian-Muslim Relations. A Bibliographical History 1500-1800 - (Roundtable) - Virginia B
Session 9-10-11:45 AM
9-02 Faking It? Feigning Faith, Counterfeiting Medicines and Unorthodox Empresses in Imperial Russia - Delaware A
9-03 The Concept of Holy Foolishness: Phenomenology, Politics, History - Delaware B
9-20 Religion and the Gulag - Park Tower Room 8206
Session 10-1:45-3:30 PM
10-26 Early Slavic Monasticism - Park Tower Room 8217
Session 11-3:45-5:30 PM
11-03 Piety by the Numbers: Statistics and the Study of Russian Monasticism - Delaware B
11-26 Rethinking the Russian Silver Age: Religion, Music and National Identity - Park Tower Room 8217
SUNDAY 11/20
Session 12-8-9:45 PM
12-02 Collections and Editions: Photographs, Manuscripts, and the Digital - Delaware A
12-03 The Russian Patriarchate: A Lens onto Russia's Past and Present - Delaware B
12-05 Science, Spirituality, and the Collapse of the USSR - Hoover
12-06 Senses and Inspiration: Gogol, Dostoevsky, Tsvetaeva - Jackson
12-16 Digital Media and the Public Sphere: Gender, Sexuality, Subjectivity - Maryland B
12-33 Mountains and Music, Monasteries and Myths: Studying Tourism as a Road to Identity - (Roundtable) - Park Tower Suite 8228
12-41 Epilogue, Prologue, or Neither? Evaluating the "Interwar" as "Post-Imperial" in East Central Europe - Truman
Session 13-10-11:45 PM
13-03 "Mediated Orthodoxy": Images and Narratives of the Russian Orthodox Church in Digital Media and Beyond - Delaware B
13-42 Nationality, Religion, and Region in Early Twentieth Century East Europe - Tyler
Session 14-12-1:45 PM
14-03 Orthodox, Un-Orthodox, Ex-Orthodox: Conversion and De-conversion in Contemporary Russian Literature and Thought - Delaware B
14-28 Autocracy and Social Service: The Politics of Charitable Association in Late Imperial Russia - Park Tower Suite 8219
14-45 Ukrainian Sacral Culture in the New World - Virginia C
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