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SUMMARY:Gastvortrag: Dr. Chen Bram
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DESCRIPTION:Cultural Intimacy\, Boundaries and Sensations: Jewish-Muslim r
 elations in Central Asia\n\nChen Bram's research combines anthropological 
 and historical study to explore connections between intergroup relations\,
  religiosity and collective identities. It examines Jewish-Muslim relation
 s in Ferghana Valley\, Uzbekistan\, in late Soviet Period and in post-Sovi
 et era. This research proposes a theoretical framework that focuses on int
 ergroup cultural intimacy as a contribution to the better understanding of
  Jewish-Muslim relations and intergroup relations. Informal practices\, in
  which sensations are playing important role\, are central to the developm
 ent of cultural intimacy that allows the maintenance of social networks be
 yond religious and ethnic boundaries. Moreover\, it also allows overcoming
  attempts to create tensions and to stress differences between these group
 s.\n\nThis study is part of wider research that aims to explore the meanin
 g of past experiences to current intergroup relations between Jewish immig
 rants from Central Eurasia and their Muslim neighbors in Israel and other 
 new locations (such as New York City). This guest lecture will focus on th
 e anthropological- historical part of the research.\n
LOCATION:CERES-Palais\, Raum "Ruhrpott" (4.13)
URL:https://khk.ceres.rub.de/de/veranstaltungen/chen_bram_de/
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