Tuesday 21 June 2022 1:15pm to 5:30pm
Mond Seminar Room, The Mond, Free School Lane, Cambridge CB2 3RF and on Zoom
About
The Department of Social Anthropology invites staff and students to attend a series of presentations by current MPhil students on the subject of their dissertation research. It is intended to be a space for the intellectual community at large to engage with the research being carried out at postgraduate level and provide valuable feedback for MPhil students who are in the process of writing their dissertations. This is a ‘drop in and drop out’ style event, so please feel free to attend as many of the presentations as you are able.
All welcome.
Enquiries and for the Zoom link please contact: Dr Joe Ellis je325@cam.ac.uk
Programme
1:20 – Welcome from Dr Joe Ellis
Panel 1: Chaired by Dr Sophia Hornbacher-Schönleber
1:30: Ila Ananya - Friends, Comrades, and I: Space, Experience and Youth Politics in Bangalore
2:00: Xara Zabihi Dutton - Knowledge Production in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
2:30: Jieyu Ran - Transcending Boundaries: Caterpillar Fungus on the Tibetan Plateau and the
World It Makes
3:00: Break
Panel 2: Chaired by Dr Camille Lardy
3:30: Alejandro Porcel Arraut - The Inner State: Affective Governance in a Mexico City
Bureaucracy
4:00: Adrian Tan - Talk of the Soul: Secularism, Capitalism, and Morality among Singaporean
Muslims
4:30: Samuel Fox - Challenging More Than Historical Narratives: The Objectives and Obstacles
of a Trans-national European Architectural Heritage Association