סדנה בינלאומית: Transforming emotion cultures

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28 בנובמבר 2016, 9:30

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International TAU-FU research workshop

Transformingemotion cultures:
Transdisciplinary perspectives on immigration and conflict

Monday 28/11

GREETINGS AND OPENING REMARKS

9:30-10:00

Michèle Bokoboza Kahan, Head of the Porter School of Cultural Studies, Tel Aviv University

Rakefet Sela-Sheffy, Head of the Unit of Culture Research, Tel Aviv University

Christian von Scheve, Head of Research Group Sociology of Emotions, Institute of Sociology, Freie Universität Berlin

ACCULTURATION AND EMOTIONAL ATTUNEMENTS ACROSS SPACES AND GENERATIONS

Chair: Rakefet Sela-Sheffy, Tel Aviv University

10:00-10:35 Victoria K. Sakti, Anthropology, FU

‘Emotional adaptation’ and the reconstruction of ‘home’: A case study of East Timorese Meto diaspora

10:35-11:10 Rotem Leshem, Culture Research, TAU
Family narrative and emotions in the context of immigration

11:10-11:30 Coffee

11:30-13:05 Matan Boord, History, TAU

Fathers struggling to feel: Emotions and the construction of Labor-Zionist
masculinities

13:05-13:40 Yifat Moas, Culture Research, TAU
Emotion & social movements – Two emotional dynamics in the reconstruction of ethnic identity by 'New Mizrahim' movement in Israel

13:40-15:00 Lunch

HOST-CULTURE INSTITUTIONS AND EMOTION REGIMES

Chair: Thomas Stodulka, Freie Universität Berlin

15:00-15:35 Orit Rozin, Jewish History, TAU
Transforming immigrants into resilient citizens in 1950s Israel

15:35-16:10 Gabriel Scheidecker, Anthropology, FU
Negotiating emotions in a transcultural daycare center in Berlin

16:10-16:30 Coffee

16:30-17:05 Christian von Scheve, Sociology, FU
“Religious feelings” in the discourse on immigration and the politics of recognition

17:05-17:40 Eugene Tartakovsky, Social Work, TAU & Sophie D. Walsh, Criminology, Bar-Ilan University
Testing a new conceptual model for attitudes toward immigrants: A case of social workers’ attitudes toward asylum seekers in Israel

Tuesday 29/11

COMMUNITY ENCOUNTERS AND EMOTION-IDENTITY RESOURCES

Chair: Rotem Leshem, Tel Aviv University

9:30-10:05 Thomas Stodulka, Anthropology, FU

Governing emotional climates: Berlin as a ‘City of Hope’

10:05-10:40 Rakefet Sela-Sheffy, Culture Research, TAU
Identity negotiation through emotional talk in non-official public discourse:
Israelis’ responses to stories about wanted and unwanted immigrants

10:40-11:00 Coffee

11:00-11:35 Dominik Mattes, Anthropology, FU

“That body will take your soul to hell!” Neo-Pentecostal emotional regimes

and West African migrants’ moral navigations within Berlin’s cityscape

11:35-12:10 Ron Peleg, Social Work, TAU
The effect of traumatic experience on social support among Eritrean refugees in Israel

12:10-12:25 Coffee

12:25-13:00 Eran Hakim, Sociology, TAU
When the Christians killed Jesus: Arabs and Arabness in an Israeli Hebrew
school

13:00-14:30 Lunch

EMOTION EFFECTS OF LANGUAGE AND CULTURE RETENTION

Chair: Christian von Scheve, Freie Universität Berlin

14:30-15:05 Michal Tannenbaum & Belyanesh Mekonen, Education, TAU
Affective factors of language maintenance among immigrants in Israel: A lifespan perspective

15:05-15:40 Claudia Jarzebowski, History, FU
Home is where my heart is: Immigration from 17th and 18th century’s “Old Europe“ into the world

15:40-15:55 Coffee

15:55-16:30 Chen Edelsburg, Literature, TAU
Immigration as poetics: The case of Yoel Hoffmann

16:30-17:30 Concluding remarks and discussion

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