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SUMMARY:Bordering the Unknown: Imagination and Liminal Space across Southeast Asian Frontiers (1)
LOCATION:Room 3.03
DESCRIPTION:This panel aims to connect with recent developments in the stud
 y of frontiers, initiating debates on the ambiguous relationship between fr
 ontiers, territoriality and space. Whereas some conceptualizations of the f
 rontier have largely focused on aspects of territoriality, we wish to engag
 e with the more transient aspects of spatiality. Frontiers are often regard
 ed as the edges of territorial control: of people, land and resources. Such
  an approach frequently associates with the position of encroaching states,
  entrepreneurs or settlers, in which “frontiers [literally] take place” (Ra
 smussen and Lund 2018: 388). It has been noted, however, that the agency of
  local communities at the frontier is often neglected in this perspective. 
 \n\nIn this panel, we wish to engage with emic points of view in regard to 
 frontiers and frontier space: Are there local notions of the dichotomy betw
 een the ‘centre’ and “out-of the-way places” (Tsing 1993)? How do people at
  the ‘periphery’ negotiate ‘remoteness’? How are ‘marginal’ realms composed
  of their own inner and outer edges? And how is frontier space “anchored in
  the imaginative” (Cons and Eilenberg 2019: 12), generating notions of dist
 algia and experiences of liminality? \n\nBased on Victor Turner’s rendering
  of liminality, we regard frontier space as “in-and-out” of linear territor
 y. Space at frontiers constitutes realms of the “in-between” filled by visi
 onary ideas of (local or international) development, notions of alternative
  realities or a utopian longing. This might include the spatial imageries o
 f local cosmologies as much as the mental ‘mapping’ of novel realms such as
  airspace, waterways and ‘nature’ more generally. \n\nWe invite papers that
  engage with frontier spatiality across all parts of Southeast Asia. The pa
 nel welcomes contributions from different disciplines, encouraging both eth
 nographic case studies and conceptual interpretations of the frontier as a 
 symbolic sphere.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/bordering-the-unknown-imagination-and-liminal-space-across-southeast-asian-frontiers
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220701T090000
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SUMMARY:Bordering the Unknown: Imagination and Liminal Space across Southeast Asian Frontiers (2)
LOCATION:Room 3.03
DESCRIPTION:This panel aims to connect with recent developments in the stud
 y of frontiers, initiating debates on the ambiguous relationship between fr
 ontiers, territoriality and space. Whereas some conceptualizations of the f
 rontier have largely focused on aspects of territoriality, we wish to engag
 e with the more transient aspects of spatiality. Frontiers are often regard
 ed as the edges of territorial control: of people, land and resources. Such
  an approach frequently associates with the position of encroaching states,
  entrepreneurs or settlers, in which “frontiers [literally] take place” (Ra
 smussen and Lund 2018: 388). It has been noted, however, that the agency of
  local communities at the frontier is often neglected in this perspective. 
 \n\nIn this panel, we wish to engage with emic points of view in regard to 
 frontiers and frontier space: Are there local notions of the dichotomy betw
 een the ‘centre’ and “out-of the-way places” (Tsing 1993)? How do people at
  the ‘periphery’ negotiate ‘remoteness’? How are ‘marginal’ realms composed
  of their own inner and outer edges? And how is frontier space “anchored in
  the imaginative” (Cons and Eilenberg 2019: 12), generating notions of dist
 algia and experiences of liminality? \n\nBased on Victor Turner’s rendering
  of liminality, we regard frontier space as “in-and-out” of linear territor
 y. Space at frontiers constitutes realms of the “in-between” filled by visi
 onary ideas of (local or international) development, notions of alternative
  realities or a utopian longing. This might include the spatial imageries o
 f local cosmologies as much as the mental ‘mapping’ of novel realms such as
  airspace, waterways and ‘nature’ more generally. \n\nWe invite papers that
  engage with frontier spatiality across all parts of Southeast Asia. The pa
 nel welcomes contributions from different disciplines, encouraging both eth
 nographic case studies and conceptual interpretations of the frontier as a 
 symbolic sphere.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/bordering-the-unknown-imagination-and-liminal-space-across-southeast-asian-frontiers
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