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23.11.2023 - Book Launch

 

Der Arbeitsbereich 6 (Missbach, Faist, Pfaff und Nguyen) der Fakultät für Soziologie lädt am 17. Januar 2024 zur Book Launch ein. Sollten Sie Interesse haben an diesem Event teilzunehmen können Sie sich über den QR-Code des Posters oder per E-Mail an sekretariat.missbach@uni-bielefeld.de anmelden.

Wir freuen uns auf Ihr Kommen.

Anmeldeschluss bis einschließlich 05. Januar 2024.

30.03.2021 - Understanding Asia: Bridging Margins - Colloquium Series 2021

The colloqium series is a joint cooperation of four working groups (WG Missbach; WG Nguyen; WG Pfaff and WG Vasilache) of the Faculty of Sociology, Bielefeld University. Lecture coordinators are Dr. Phill Wilcox (phill.wilcox@uni-bielefeld.de) and Dr. Éva-Rozália Hölzle (eva_rozalia.hoelzle@uni-bielefeld.de).

To register for the zoom events, please click on the "Register here" displayed next to each individual lecture below. The link will lead you to the site where you will be able to sign up for the respective lecture. Thank you in advance for your participation!

05.06.2018 - Academic Workshop: Price of Belonging

Date: July 12-13 2018
Venue: Centre for Interdisciplinary Research (ZIF) Bielefeld University
Conveners: Joanna Pfaff-Czarnecka and Éva Rozália Hölzle

Belonging, as an everyday experience of being in the world, commonly evokes positive associations, yet collective belonging is an ambiguous social practice. Be it on biological, ethnic, economic or political grounds, belonging comes with a price. "Social contracts" rewarding a person with entitlements and safety simultaneously confront her with claims of loyalty, lifelong commitments, and limitations on personal freedoms. Incorporation may lead to collisions of social expectations, conflicts between individual will and "collective good", and tensions between personal autonomy and social bonding. Due to the "symbolic power" (Bourdieu) of belonging, such tensions frequently remain concealed, and personal obligations are rarely acknowledged as sacrifices or submissive. Our aim in this workshop is to deepen the understanding of human sacrifice that belonging tacitly implies. We will look into the interior of human bonds that are less about a relationship between the self and a different "Other" and more of a relationship between the self and a distinct "Same", a perspective that will hopefully guide us to the hidden spheres of belonging.

The workshop is funded by:
European Association of South Asian Studies (EASAS)
German Research Foundation (DFG)


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