Atelier de jeunes chercheurs dans le cadre du Congrès 2019 de la Memory Studies Association

Salón de Grados
Facultad de Filología
Ciudad Universitaria
Universidad Complutense de Madrid

09 : 00 – 09 :15 : Registration and welcome

09 :15 – 11:15 Memory and social movements

Eva Rüskamp (University Freiburg) - Remembering Resistance and Defeat: Memory and (Eco-) Justice Movements in the Marginalized Rural Communities of Appalachia / Respondent : Rik Smit (University of Groningen)

Masiha Vaala (University of Allameh Tabataba’ei) - Collective emotions and collective remembrance in Iran’s recent protests / Respondent : Rik Smit (University of Groningen)

Sabine Dorothea Volk (Jagiellonian University) - ‘Wir sind das Volk’, Once Again: Analyzing the Memory Games Enacted by the Far-Right Social Movement PEGIDA / Respondent : Alexandra Oeser (Paris Nanterre University)

Tracy Rammler (TU Chemnitz, Germany) - Commemoration as Activism? An Analysis of the 50th Anniversary Commemoration of the 1967 Urban Riots in Northern Midwestern American Cities / Respondent : Alexandra Oeser (Paris Nanterre University)

11 : 15 – 11 : 45 : Coffee break

11 :45 – 13 : 15 : Traces : Memory and movements in space

Agustina Cinto (CIS-IDES/CONICET) – Moving memories in a place of memory: actors, meanings and practices in an exclandestine detention center (Rosario, Argentina). Respndant: Ulrike Capedpón (Konstanz University)

Maria Sokolova (University of Ljubljana) - Shoeboxes full of stories: Memories and Continuity. Respondent : Ulrike Capdepón (Konstanz University)

Jagoda Mytych (Jagiellonian University) – “We are all on the road from Auschwitz – second generation as travellers in time and space” / Respondent : Zuzanna Dziuban (Konstanz University)

13 : 15 – 14 :15 Lunch break

14 :15 – 15 :15 : Movements in time and space : Memories and Migrations

Chloe Wells (University of Eastern Finland) - Borders crossing memories, memories crossing borders: third generation postmemory of a lost borderland city / Respondent : Marianne Hirsch (Columbia University)

Maria Adamopoulou (European University Institute) - “Moving back and forth, moving forward: Greek labor migrants’ mobility between Greece and West Germany (1960-1990)” / Respondent: Marianne Hirsch (Columbia University)

15 : 30 – 17 :30 : Methodology masterclasses (if you signed up for it upon registration)

18 : 00 – 20:00 : Official kick off of the MSA Conference 2019 : Keynote Lecture by Aleida Assmann