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Ritual in Disputes: Invention, Authority and Legitimacy in Indonesian Confucianism

HeadlineNewsWednesday Forum News Wednesday, 25 October 2017

Wednesday Forum, Nov 1, 2017. Speaker: Evi Sutrisno, PhD candidate in Anthropology at the University of Washington.

Living in a Sacred Cosmos: Indonesia and the Future of Islam

HeadlineNewsWednesday Forum News Wednesday, 18 October 2017

Wednesday Forum, October 25, 2017. Speaker: Prof. Bernard Adeney-Risakotta, the founding director of ICRS, Yogyakarta.

Why do people attack stones?: On Jan Assmann and Mnemohistory

HeadlineNewsWednesday Forum News Wednesday, 11 October 2017

Wednesday Forum, October 18, 2017. Speaker: Prof. Gerrit Singgih from Duta Wacana Christian University, Yogyakarta.

Human Centered Security: Reimagining Conflict Stakeholder Relationships

HeadlineNewsWednesday Forum News Wednesday, 4 October 2017

Wednesday Forum, Oct 11, 2017, with Maria (Deng) Gigiento from the Philippines.

Legal Pluralism in Adat Land Conflict Resolution

HeadlineNewsWednesday Forum News Monday, 2 October 2017

Wednesday Forum, October 4, 2017, with Linda Yanti Sulistiawati from the Faculty of Law, UGM.

Islamic Christology: A Starting Point for Interreligious Dialogue?

HeadlineNewsWednesday Forum News Wednesday, 20 September 2017

CRCS-ICRS Wednesday Forum, Sept 27, 2017, with Dr Mun'im Sirry of the University of Notre Dame in Indiana.

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Much has been said about faith and ecology—but one Much has been said about faith and ecology—but one question often slips through the cracks: who is actually paying for it?
Behind every conservation effort, there are financial choices, priorities, and actors shaping what is possible. This talk with dives  into the often-overlooked terrain of sustainable financing in the intersection of religion, ecology, and conservation in Indonesia. 
Come and join in a thought-provoking discussion with @sofjandicky at UGM Graduate School building, 3rd floor. We provide snacks and drinks, don't forget to bring your tumbler. This event is free and open to public.
Kuliah itu SCAM? Apa sih bedanya SCAM versi anak Kuliah itu SCAM?

Apa sih bedanya SCAM versi anak CRCS UGM?
 #skill #connection #attitude #mindset #fyp
B A T A S Ada momen ketika agama hadir sebagai ba B A T A S 
Ada momen ketika agama hadir sebagai bahasa terakhir untuk bertahan. Seperti perempuan-perempuan di Sudan yang mempertanyakan apakah bunuh diri bisa menjadi jalan pulang yang lebih manusiawi daripada hidup dalam kekerasan. Ini merupakan situasi ekstrem ketika dosa dan keselamatan tidak lagi nyata dalam keseharian sementara dunia memilih diam. Pada titik itu, mereka memilih untuk berbicara "langsung" kepada Tuhan melalui jalan yang kelam.

Simak refleksi @safinatul_aula tentang bunuh diri dan agensi "kesalehan" di situs web crcs
A N G K E R Makam menjadi ruang pisah antara yang A N G K E R
Makam menjadi ruang pisah antara yang hidup dan mati. Mereka yang masih bernyawa melanjutkan cerita, mereka yang mati bersemayam di makam. Pada titik ini, makam memisahkan antara yang sakral dan profan, yang adi kodrati dan yang sehari-hari. Namun, makam juga menjadi ruang jumpa antarkeduanya. Yang hidup menceritakan ulang kisah yang meninggal sehingga mendiang terus mengada. Selama kisah diceritakan dan nama terus diumbulkan ke langit, selama itu pula mereka mengabadi. Karenanya, makam itu angker, sebuah jangkar yang menakutkan dan menautkan sekaligus. 

Simak catatan lapangan @yohanes_leo27 terkait makam di situs web crcs.
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