Call for Papers
About KINSHIP Conference 2018
This conference seeks to engage with the notion of kin, kinship and family by examining the idea of the ‘new’ within academic engagements on the subject. There is now a move towards understanding kinship, as a lived reality away from its structural and folk underpinnings. Key to unearthing the different forms of engagement that being, becoming and unbecoming kin involves are the negotiated experiences within larger social processes. This conference will focus on exploring these and other debates through emerging ethnographies in South Asia, a region which has for long been the site of rich ethnographic and theoretical insights into family, kinship and marriage.
Important Dates
Abstract Submission Deadline (Closed): 31st August, 2017
Notification of acceptance: By September end, 2017
Conference Dates: 1st-2nd February, 2018
Thematic Panels
- Innovative Kinship/Inventing Kin
- Unsettling Marriage
- Reimagining Community as Kin
- Relating through Relatedness
- Kinship as Biology?
- Space, Place and the Unmaking of Kin
- Claiming Kinship
Call for Papers
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