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Friday, 16. September 2022


All day	Výstava: Československo v Orientu, Orient v Československu, 1918–1938


Before	Twenty-second Colloquium of the Comité international de paléographie latine, Prague 2022 Call for Papers: Provisioning Crisis and Transformation of East-Central Europe, 1918–1923

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5. 9. 2022 to 11. 9. 2022

Badatelna MÚA AV ČR dočasně uzavřena

Badatelna MÚA AV ČR dočasně uzavřena

Badatelna MÚA AV ČR dočasně uzavřena

Datum konání:
5. 9. 2022, 0:00 to 11. 9. 2022, 0:00
Badatelna Masarykova ústavu a Archivu AV ČR bude ve dnech 5. – 11. 9. 2022 uzavřena. V této době nebudou vyřizovány objednávky ani související dotazy.
5. 9. 2022 to 7. 9. 2022
Conference: Oriental Studies and Research (not only) in Central Europe
Conference: Oriental Studies and Research (not only) in Central Europe

Conference: Oriental Studies and Research (not only) in Central Europe

Datum konání:
5. 9. 2022, 0:00 to 7. 9. 2022, 0:00
The conference is organized to commemorate the centenary of the Oriental Institute in Prague. Since its inception, this institution has reflected the interconnection of cultural and economic circles, both in practice and research, which has contributed to the establishment of Orientalist disciplines (not only) at the Charles University in Prague. The beginnings of research in Oriental Studies in Europe came to the forefront of scientific circles rather slowly. The great syntheses that arose in the Western European environment drew attention to the specific development of individual disciplines and their gradual establishment, from the interest in biblical languages to comprehensive studies of Oriental countries in its broadest sense.

Oriental Studies has been established in European universities since the end of the 19th century, and in connection with the growing economic interest in the Middle East and Asia, Oriental societies and institutes were founded. Middle East and Asia-focused scholarship have had a long tradition in the Czech lands since the 19th century. After the division of the university into its Czech and German factions in 1882, lectures were held at both universities, and in the interwar period, there was a wide range of disciplines from Hebrew and Arabic Studies to Turkology, Iranian Studies, Indology, Hittite Studies, and Egyptology. The Oriental Institute in Czechoslovakia was founded in 1922 and, despite numerous regime changes, the hardships of World War II, and the reconstruction of academic infrastructure after the war, it has been carrying out its mission for a hundred years.

Convenors:

Dr. Adéla Jůnová Macková (Masaryk Institute and Archives of the Czech Academy of Sciences)

Dr. Tomáš Petrů (Oriental Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences)

Programme

DAY 1 – Monday, 5 September

The main building of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Hall 206, Národní 3, Praha 1

13:00 Opening ceremony and welcome remarks

13:30-15:00 Session 1: Orientalist Events – Exhibitions, Collections, and Conferences

Chair: Jakub Hrubý

Markéta Hánová – A Path to the East: The Oriental Institute as a Promoter of Asian Art and Cultural Politics

Olga Lomová – The Oriental Institute after World War II as a Laboratory of New Ways of Doing Research

Gabriel Pirický – Celebrating Twenty Years of the International Vámbéry Conference in Slovakia

15:00–17:00 Guided tour of the exhibition Czechoslovakia in the Orient, the Orient in Czechoslovakia, refreshments and informal discussion

DAY 2 – Tuesday, 6 September

Villa Lanna, V Sadech 1/1, Praha 6

9:00-10:30 Session 2: The Development of Near and Middle Eastern Studies

Chair: Hana Navrátilová

Šárka Velhartická – The Establishment of Czechoslovak Ancient Near Eastern Studies

Luděk Vacín – Josef Klíma and Czech Assyriology

Barış Yılmaz – Hungarian Turkology Tradition and Altaic Studies Department at the University of Szeged

10:30-11:00 Coffee break

11:00-12:30 Session 3: Arts and the Orient

Chair: Markéta Hánová

Grzegorz First – Searching for New Light and Histories. Artistic Voyages to the Orient as a Source of Knowledge and Inspiration in Art.

Mary Kelly – Socio-Political Signifiers and Orientalist Aesthetics: European Women Artists’ Rendering of Objects and Figures in Space

Vesna Kamin Kajfež – Josef Schwegel, the Organizer and Curator of the Oriental Pavilion at the Vienna International Exhibition in 1873

12:30-14:00 Lunch

14:00-15:30 Session 4: Orientalists´ Correspondence – Databases

Chair: Adéla Jůnová Macková

Ronald Ruzicka and Petra Aigner – All about Eduard Glaser – Glaser Virtual World (GlaViWo)

Adéla Jůnová Macková – Science Policy and Oriental Studies in Interwar Czechoslovakia – the Database of Alois Musil's Correspondence

Hana Navrátilová – Challenges of Correspondence: Jaroslav Černý in the Griffith Institute Archive

15:30-16:00 Coffee break

16:00-17:30 Session 5: Southeast Asia within Oriental Studies in Europe: Concepts, Scholars, Collections

Chair: Miroslav Nožina

Martin Slama – Heine-Geldern and Southeast Asian Concepts of Power: The Birth and Life of a Research Tradition

Tomáš Petrů – Key Researchers of Indonesian Studies at the Oriental Institute: Miroslav Oplt and Rudolf Mrázek

Awang Azman Awang Pawi – The Malay Manuscripts’ Acquisition in the Era of Empire in Great Britain and the Netherlands

18:00 Dinner/reception – Villa Lanna

DAY 3 – Wednesday, 7 September

Villa Lanna

9:00-10:30 Session 6: Tibetan Studies

Chair: Jarmila Ptáčková

Luboš Bělka – An Update of the Visual Reconstruction of the Most Sacred Space in Tibet: Jokhang through the Eyes of the First Czechoslovak Visitors

Rachael M. Griffiths and Daniel Wojahn – The Development of a Discipline: Tibetan Studies in Europe

Jana Valtrová – Perspectives on Tibetan Buddhism in the works of Vincenc Lesný (1882–1953)

10:30-11:00 Coffee break

11:00-12:30 Session 7: Various Orientalist Discourses

Chair: Tomáš Petrů

Martin Hříbek – Indo-Czech Entanglements in 1918–1938: the Indian Perspective

Majid Bahrevar – Mapping Jan Rypka's Stay and Activities in Iran, 1934–1935

Lukáš Větrovec – Othering Bosniaks. Shades of Orientalism towards Balkan Muslims

12:30-12:45 Closing remarks

12:45-14:00 Farewell lunch

A note for the public attending the conference:

The public and non-presenting academics alike are cordially invited to attend the conference, there is no conference fee. For logistical reasons, we kindly ask you to register with Tomáš Petrů, petru@orient.cas.cz by 1 September.

Programme (PDF)

Call for Papers (PDF)
5. 9. 2022

Cotopaxi 72: geologické mapování nejvyšší sopky a obnovení česko-polských vědeckých kontaktů

Cotopaxi 72: geologické mapování nejvyšší sopky a obnovení česko-polských vědeckých kontaktů

Cotopaxi 72: geologické mapování nejvyšší sopky a obnovení česko-polských vědeckých kontaktů

Datum konání:
5. 9. 2022, 10:00 to 15:00
Místo konání: Polska Akademia Umiejętności, Sławkowska 17, Kraków

Před padesáti lety amatérská skupina českých a polských speleologů a jejich přátel provedla zásadní vulkanologický průzkum v Ekvádoru na nejvyšší činné sopce světa – Cotopaxi (5897 m). Jako prvním na světě se jim podařilo sestoupit do kráteru a vytvořit geologickou mapu širšího terénu. Díky tomu Ekvádor získal také mapu rizik a pod Cotopaxi zřídil národní park. Ač byla expedice mediálně slavná, čeští vědci neměli za normalizace volnou akademickou dráhu. Přesto se snažili v podobných výzkumech pokračovat ve střední Americe, na Antarktidě a samozřejmě u nás. Výpravu v létě 1972 zaštítilo Ministerstvo kultury a Krátký film tam vyslal režiséra Petra Poláka natočit tři filmy, o Cotopaxi, Ekvádoru a amazonských Indiánech – s etnografem Mnislavem Zeleným, šéfem expedice (hudba Karel Svoboda, hlas lektora Jan Tříska – v titulcích se neobjevil).

Čeští a polští cestovatelé se potkají po 50 letech v Krakově na semináři a výstavě. Teprve toto výročí a pamětnické rozhovory natáčené Tomášem W. Pavlíčkem umožní, že se obnoví výměna vědeckých poznatků a zkušeností.

Pozvánka (PDF)
12. 9. 2022
Workshop: Stories of Trauma, Survival, and Resilience in the Czech Republic. An Oral History Conversation in Honor of George Placzek
Workshop: Stories of Trauma, Survival, and Resilience in the Czech Republic. An Oral History Conversation in Honor of George Placzek

Workshop: Stories of Trauma, Survival, and Resilience in the Czech Republic. An Oral History Conversation in Honor of George Placzek

Datum konání:
12. 9. 2022, 8:30 to 16:30
Místo konání: Masarykův ústav a Archiv AV ČR, Gabčíkova 10, Praha 8

Zkušené i začínající badatelé orálních dějin zveme na workshop připravený v rámci nového bilaterálního projektu Československo-polské vědecké sítě. První výsledky bude prezentovat Tomáš W. Pavlíček z IH PAN ve Varšavě. Cílem je diskutovat specifika rozhovorů s vědci.

Hlavním lektorem workshopu je prof. Paul Burnett, který se dlouhodobě zabývá dějinami vědy a je ředitelem Centra orálních dějin na univerzitě v Berkeley. V USA vedl řadu orálně historických projektů a díky podpoře Nadace rodiny českého fyzika židovského původu Georga Placzeka přijede prezentovat své rozhovory s brněnskými fyziky ze školy Martina Černohorského.

Confirm your participation untill Sep 5, 2022: tpavlicek@ihpan.edu.pl

Oral History Workshop Schedule

Paul Burnett, Oral History Center, UC Berkeley

Tomáš Pavlíček, Instytut Historii PAN, Warszawa

A one-day workshop will be held at the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague on September 12, 2022. The following sessions will cover the theory and practice of oral history with respect to project management; narrator and community involvement; legal and ethical practices; traumainformed
interviewing; and archiving, interpretation, public history, and technology.

8:30-9:00 am Introductions and objectives for the day

9:00 – 10:00 am The nature and history of oral history This introduction distinguishes the field and practice of oral history from other types of interviewing, historical research, and archiving. We will discuss concepts of the self, shared authority and intersubjectivity.

10 am – 10:10 am Short break

10:10 – 11:30 am Managing an oral history project This session breaks down the complete workflow of an oral history project from start to finish.

11:30 am – 12:15 pm Trust and oral history. Introduction to the interview process, informed consent, and legal and ethical concerns with oral history.

12:15 – 1:15 pm Lunch – open discussion

1:15 – 2:15 Oral history recording, interpretation, public history, and archiving Attendees who have registered in advance may be asked to watch a one-hour recording before the session about recording practices. What do you do once you have your recordings? What are the advantages and challenges associated with emerging technologies and platforms? Introduction to the multimedia public history universe, with examples.

2:15 – 2:45 Trauma-informed oral history – Discussion of interview techniques, challenges, and the literature on trauma-informed narrative.

2:45 – 4:30 Institutional oral history, trauma, and healing This will be a more open conversation among historians about the risks and promise of oral history: oral history in wartime, oral history and vulnerable or marginalized populations. As oral history practice becomes more accessible and ubiquitous, how do narrators and historians navigate issues of agency, safety, control, and power?

Presentation of two oral history projects:

Paul Burnett, The Czech Physics Oral History Project

Tomáš Pavlíček, Czechoslovak-Polish Scholarly Entanglements in the Cold War

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14. 9. 2022 to 16. 9. 2022

Mezinárodní paleografický kongres, Praha 2022

Mezinárodní paleografický kongres, Praha 2022

Mezinárodní paleografický kongres, Praha 2022

Datum konání:
14. 9. 2022, 0:00 to 16. 9. 2022, 0:00
XXIIe Colloque de paléographie latine

Rencontres et culture écrite : influence, échange, transfert, réception ?

Twenty-second Colloquium of the Comité international de paléographie latine

Encounters in written culture: influence, interchange, transfer, reception?

Prague, 14-16 septembre – September 2022

Stránky kongresu: https://ciplpraha.ff.cuni.cz/

Program (PDF)

Registrace: Scholarships for attending the Colloquium – CIPL Praha (cuni.cz)

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Masarykův ústav a Archiv AV ČR, v. v. i.

Gabčíkova 2362/10
Praha 8
182 00
Czech Republic

tel: +420 286 010 110
e-mail: mua@mua.cas.cz

Registration number: 67985921
VAT ID: CZ67985921
IBAN: CZ48 5500 0000 0076 5427 0028
BIC/SWIFT: RZBCCZPP

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Friday, 16. September 2022

5. 9. 2022 to 11. 9. 2022

Badatelna MÚA AV ČR dočasně uzavřena

5. 9. 2022 to 7. 9. 2022

Conference: Oriental Studies and Research (not only) in Central Europe

Convenors:

Programme

DAY 1 – Monday, 5 September

DAY 2 – Tuesday, 6 September

DAY 3 – Wednesday, 7 September

A note for the public attending the conference:

5. 9. 2022

Cotopaxi 72: geologické mapování nejvyšší sopky a obnovení česko-polských vědeckých kontaktů

12. 9. 2022

Workshop: Stories of Trauma, Survival, and Resilience in the Czech Republic. An Oral History Conversation in Honor of George Placzek

Oral History Workshop Schedule

14. 9. 2022 to 16. 9. 2022

Mezinárodní paleografický kongres, Praha 2022

XXIIe Colloque de paléographie latine

Rencontres et culture écrite : influence, échange, transfert, réception ?

Twenty-second Colloquium of the Comité international de paléographie latine

Encounters in written culture: influence, interchange, transfer, reception?