642
Politics of Memory, Coloniality, and Recognition: Conceptual Interrogations

Thursday, 19 July 2018: 08:30-10:20
Location: 206A (MTCC NORTH BUILDING)
RC35 Conceptual and Terminological Analysis (host committee)

Language: English

This session invites scholars who are interested in the communicative process of individual and collective memory transmission across generations and cultures. Memory is conceived as a natural tool of the mind, however, when it is communicated and shared in society it needs to be exercised based on the speakers' capacity to recall and transmit and the listeners' capacity to understand and resonate with the memory of the others. How are these intersubjective understandings made possible in different cultural and historical contexts? We welcome submissions that focus on the methodological and conceptual difficulties as well as creativity regarding this matter.
Session Organizers:
Sachiko TAKITA-ISHII, Yokohama City University, Japan and Gilles VERPRAET, University Paris OUest Nanterre, France
Chair:
Gilles VERPRAET, University Paris OUest Nanterre, France
Oral Presentations
642.1
How Musical Communication Is Possible: An Analysis with Thinking of Phenomenology and Collective Memory
Noriko TERAMAE, Teramae Dermatological Clinic, Japan
642.2
Memory, Others, and Intergenerational Responsibility Among the Japanese Youth
Kazuya FUKUOKA, Saint Joseph's University, USA; Sachiko TAKITA-ISHII, Yokohama City University, Japan
642.3
Brazil’s Development Brokers: A 21st Century Reading of Internal Colonialism
Luis BARROS, Universidade Federal do Ceara, Brazil
642.4
The Coloniality of Trans-Gender: The Contradictions between the Exotic and the Citizen in Times of Transnational Neoliberalism
Sofia ABOIM, University of Lisbon,Institute of Social Sciences, Portugal
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