Seminar II: Marie-Paule HILLE
31 OCTOBER 23
IHP-EFEO Talk
Speaker:
Prof. Marie-Paule HILLE
Associate Professor, EHESS
Chair:
Dr. Tommaso PREVIATO
Postdoctoral Research, Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica
Title:
How Can Hagiographic Material Be Used to Study ReligiousIssues in China? The Case of Chinese Islam Date
Date:
2023. 10. 31 (Tuesday) 15:00
Venue:
Room 703, Research Building, IHP, Academia Sinica
Abstract:
In the field of the social sciences of religion, we have witnessed a “hagiographic turn” in the 1990s, particularly in the former Eastern Bloc. The study of hagiographies, both as textual production and as social processes, provides a better understanding of the culture of sainthood in post-communist societies. The aim of this presentation is firstly to understand why hagiographic sources are little explored in studies of religion in China, and more especially Islam. An exploration of certain religious phenomena based on hagiographic material collected within a Muslim community in Gansu will be then proposed.
The talk will be given in English. Registration is not required
lecture
Speaker:
Prof. Marie-Paule HILLE
Associate Professor, EHESS
Chair:
Dr. Tommaso PREVIATO
Postdoctoral Research, Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica
Title:
How Can Hagiographic Material Be Used to Study ReligiousIssues in China? The Case of Chinese Islam Date
Date:
2023. 10. 31 (Tuesday) 15:00
Venue:
Room 703, Research Building, IHP, Academia Sinica
Abstract:
In the field of the social sciences of religion, we have witnessed a “hagiographic turn” in the 1990s, particularly in the former Eastern Bloc. The study of hagiographies, both as textual production and as social processes, provides a better understanding of the culture of sainthood in post-communist societies. The aim of this presentation is firstly to understand why hagiographic sources are little explored in studies of religion in China, and more especially Islam. An exploration of certain religious phenomena based on hagiographic material collected within a Muslim community in Gansu will be then proposed.
The talk will be given in English. Registration is not required
lecture