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  • Membaca Teks-teks Religius Melalui Sebuah Frame Kritikal Poskolonial

Membaca Teks-teks Religius Melalui Sebuah Frame Kritikal Poskolonial

  • Berita Wednesday Forum
  • 6 April 2009, 00.00
  • Oleh: ardhy_setyo
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Teks-teks religius dan Poskolonialisme adalah topik utama Wednesday Forum minggu ini. Pembicara dalam forum ini adalah Dr. Elaine Kay Swartzentruber. Kami mengundang Anda sekalian untuk bergabung dan mendiskusikan lebih lanjut tentang topik tersebut. Adapun informasi lainnya mengenai Wednesday Forum minggu ini dapat dibaca seperti di bawah ini.

Hari/tanggal: Rabu, 8 April 2009
Waktu: 12.30 ? 14.30 WIB (makan siang gratis)
Tempat: Room 306, UGM Graduate School Teknika Utara Pogung
Pembicara: Dr. Elaine Kay Swartzentruber

Abstrak:

Theorist Edward Said has defined criticism as ?life enhancing and constitutively opposed to every form of tyranny, domination and abuse, its social goals are non-coercive knowledge produced in the interest of human freedom? (1991-29). Said?s own critical perspective has been generative of a set of theories known as postcolonialism. What happens when we use some of the insights of postcolonial criticism to read and interpret religious texts? What new critical insights might be introduced into our understanding of particular religious texts, religious practice and relationship between different religions?

In this presentation we will read a religious text from the Christian scriptures (Mark 7: 25ff.) through a postcolonial critical lens asking how such a lens might differ from traditional or liberation perspectives and how such a lens might open new arenas of inter-religious dialogue.

About the speaker:

Elaine Kay Swartzentruber comes to CRCS from the United States. She received her Ph.D in Religious Studies with a certificate in Women’s Studies from Emory University in Atlanta Georgia (1999), her MA from Chicago Theological Seminary (1991) and BA from the University of Colorado (1988). Before coming to Indonesia in 2007, she taught at Emory University and at Wake Forest University in North Carolina. Her research and writing interests are in gender, subjectivity and religious community, interreligious dialogue, peace studies, postcolonialism and feminism in religious studies.

Registrasi:

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Contact person:

Elis (ICRS): elis@ugm.ac.id; Lina(CRCS): lina_pary@yahoo.com; Mustaghfiroh Rahayu(CRCS): mth.rahayu@gmail.com

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