Afrikakolloquium

mittwochs 16:15 – 17:45 Uhr, Raum 410

verantwortlich: Dr. Chanfi Ahmed, Dr. Christfried Naumann

Programm (Kurzversion)

26.04.2023 Dr. Joyce Nyairo – Mediating Disappearance in Kenyan Funerary Practice

10.05.2023 Dr. Husein Inusah – African Intellectual Virtue Proverbs

24.05.2023 Prof. Sree Ganesh –  Digital Humanities for less resourced languages and cultures

07.06.2023 Dr. Frank Edward - From ‘Welfare’ Centres to DDC Parks

21.06.2023 Prof. Insa Nolte – Muslim husbands, Christian wives

05.07.2023 Prof. Melchisedek Chetima - Boko Haram and Haman Yaji

26.04.2023 Dr. Joyce Nyairo – “The Body Is …” Missing : Mediating Disappearance in Kenyan Funerary Practice

Meeting 1: 26.05.2023

Dr. Joyce Nyairo, independent researcher, Nairobi, Studied Literature and Political Science at the University of Nairobi and at the University of the Witwatersrand ((Currently at the Institute for Advanced Study-Berlin (Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin - Institute for Advanced Study).

10.05.2023 Dr. Husein Inusah – African Intellectual Virtue Proverbs

-Meeting 2: 10.05.2023

"African Intellectual Virtue Proverbs: Implication for Epistemic

Decoloniality and Bio-Diversity Conservation".

Dr. Husein Inusah, Senior Lecturer Department of Classics and Philosophy, Faculty of Arts, College of Humanities and Legal Studies,

University of Cape Coast- South Africa (Currently at the Institute for Advanced Study-Berlin (Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin - Institute for Advanced Study).

24.05.2023 Sree Ganesh –   Digital Humanities for less resourced languages and cultures - A special reference from the African continent

Meeting 3: 24.05.2023

Prof. Sree Ganesh Thottempudi,  Department of Big Data, SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences

07.06.2023 Dr. Frank Edward - From ‘Welfare’ Centres to DDC Parks

-Meeting 4: 07.06.2023

Dr. Frank Edward, Department of History, University of Dar es Salaam

"From ‘Welfare’ Centres to DDC Parks: The Making of Spending Cultures in Colonial and Socialist Dar es Salaam, Tanzania"

21.06.2023 Prof. Insa Nolte – Muslim husbands, Christian wives

Meeting 5: 21.06.2023

"Muslim husbands, Christian wives: An African history of gender and religious coexistence." (working title)

Prof. Insa Nolte, Department of African Studies and Anthropology, School of History and Cultures University of Birmingham, B15 2TT, UK.

05.07.2023 Prof. Melchisedek Chetima - Boko Haram and Haman Yaji

Meeting 6: 05.7.2023

Prof. Melchisedek Chetima

Title: Boko Haram and Haman Yaji in Local Narratives