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Sabbath, Nyepi, and Pandemic: The Relevance of Religious Traditions of Self-Restraint for Living with the ‘New Normal’

Wednesday Forum News Tuesday, 2 November 2021

Wednesday Forum, 03 November 2021, Speaker: Yahya Wijaya (Duta Wacana Christian University)

Wed FORUM: Islam and Marxism, a Reappraisal

NewsWednesday Forum News Thursday, 1 October 2015

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The return of capital invites the return of marxism. As a set of epistemological and theoretical tools for understanding capitalism and changing it, Marxism suffers from lack of adequate presentation amid the Indonesian academia and is often discredited as obstinately “ideological”, “dogmatic” or simply “utopian”. On the other hand, suspicion over Marxism and its emancipatory practice is widespread among religious discourses.  Indeed, Marxism is often understood as the antithesis of religion.  Should Islam renounce Marxism and embrace the “truth” of Capital while letting itself be corrupted by Capital? Could Marxism be a viable way of restoring the liberating messages of Islam?

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What does Kendeng teach us about Indonesia’s ecolo What does Kendeng teach us about Indonesia’s ecological disasters today?
Years ago in the North Kendeng Mountains, women resisted cement mining to defend karst mountains, water sources, farmland, and Ibu Bumi. Today, as Indonesia faces floods, landslides, and other ecological disasters, their struggle feels increasingly urgent. Join this thought provoking discussion on how Ibu Bumi becomes a meeting point for Muslim and Sedulur Sikep ecological ethics at #wednesdayforum.
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Can the body be a language of faith? Explore how C Can the body be a language of faith?
Explore how Confucian values are embodied through ritual, gestures, discipline, and everyday practices.
From li and xiao to colonial Indonesia and the Covid-19 pandemic, we will discover how the body becomes a site of virtue, faith, and social harmony.

Join this discussion at #wednesdayforum with @sutrisno.evi
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Whose gaze am I carrying in my body? Over time, we Whose gaze am I carrying in my body?
Over time, we learn to watch ourselves through the eyes of others. What does it take for a body to loosen itself from these gazes? Perhaps it begins with simply staying present. Breathing. Not disappearing. Quietly refusing.
Join this thought provoking discussion at #wednesdayforum with @anquaerere
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Family law is never just about the family. It’s al Family law is never just about the family. It’s also about who gets to shape the state.

Join this thought provoking discussion at #wednesdayforum. We provide snacks and drinks, don't forget to bring your tumbler. This event is free and open to public.
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