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UID:euroseas-2021-resilience-in-retrospect-art-religion-and-community-1
SUMMARY:(P53AB) Resilience in Retrospect: Art, Religion and Community (1)
LOCATION:K10 | 2.39
DESCRIPTION:Resilience is an old word. It comes from the Latin re-silere, &
 #8216;to spring back.’ Nowadays, ‘resilience’ has come to
  mean an ability to confront adversity and still find hope and meaning in l
 ife. The panel will screen some documentary films and discuss how Southeast
  Asia communities have staunchness to respond to the world’s growing 
 turbulence. Culture and values profoundly affect the capacity for resilienc
 e. This panel brings together conversation filmmakers and cultural scholars
  working on art, religion, and community about Southeast Asia. Retrospect u
 se as a perspective in exploring the past, which has implications of the cu
 rrent conditions. The documentary film considers as media that can describe
  how communities in Southeast Asia moving forward.\n\nTaking into considera
 tion, we already have two short documentary films, 8-15 minutes each, entit
 led The Children of Tobacco Village (Yuliadi, 2020) and Fight for God (Arya
 ndari, 2015). The two films were portraying resilient communities in the di
 fferent locus. The Children of Tobacco Village depict how Islam and Art as 
 media to survive in the significant intrigue of tobacco Industries. Fight f
 or God describe ancient Balinese communities who fill their lives by perfor
 ming daily rituals according to the rules that have been implemented since 
 the 11 Century.\n\nIn this panel, we invite contributions to retrospect the
  resilient communities in Southeast Asia. As of December 2020, we have alre
 ady had two interested contributors for case studies from Indonesia and pla
 n to diversify the range of cases to other Southeast Asian countries via a 
 Call for Papers or Short Films. Because of the breadth of the topic, we pro
 pose a double panel. We plan to screen the film and circulate papers among 
 the participants ahead of the forum to discuss\nthe possibility of publishi
 ng some of the unique issue contributions.
URL:https://euroseas2021.org/panels/resilience-in-retrospect-art-religion-and-community
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Prague:20210908T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Prague:20210908T103000
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UID:euroseas-2021-resilience-in-retrospect-art-religion-and-community-2
SUMMARY:(P53AB) Resilience in Retrospect: Art, Religion and Community (2)
LOCATION:K10 | 2.39
DESCRIPTION:Resilience is an old word. It comes from the Latin re-silere, &
 #8216;to spring back.’ Nowadays, ‘resilience’ has come to
  mean an ability to confront adversity and still find hope and meaning in l
 ife. The panel will screen some documentary films and discuss how Southeast
  Asia communities have staunchness to respond to the world’s growing 
 turbulence. Culture and values profoundly affect the capacity for resilienc
 e. This panel brings together conversation filmmakers and cultural scholars
  working on art, religion, and community about Southeast Asia. Retrospect u
 se as a perspective in exploring the past, which has implications of the cu
 rrent conditions. The documentary film considers as media that can describe
  how communities in Southeast Asia moving forward.\n\nTaking into considera
 tion, we already have two short documentary films, 8-15 minutes each, entit
 led The Children of Tobacco Village (Yuliadi, 2020) and Fight for God (Arya
 ndari, 2015). The two films were portraying resilient communities in the di
 fferent locus. The Children of Tobacco Village depict how Islam and Art as 
 media to survive in the significant intrigue of tobacco Industries. Fight f
 or God describe ancient Balinese communities who fill their lives by perfor
 ming daily rituals according to the rules that have been implemented since 
 the 11 Century.\n\nIn this panel, we invite contributions to retrospect the
  resilient communities in Southeast Asia. As of December 2020, we have alre
 ady had two interested contributors for case studies from Indonesia and pla
 n to diversify the range of cases to other Southeast Asian countries via a 
 Call for Papers or Short Films. Because of the breadth of the topic, we pro
 pose a double panel. We plan to screen the film and circulate papers among 
 the participants ahead of the forum to discuss\nthe possibility of publishi
 ng some of the unique issue contributions.
URL:https://euroseas2021.org/panels/resilience-in-retrospect-art-religion-and-community
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