[Bilimsel Haber] [ecrea] Landscapes of Exile @ Byron Bay 2006

[Nazan Haydari]

> To: ecrea at listserv.vub.ac.be
> From: Nico Carpentier
> <Nico.Carpentier at kubrussel.ac.be>
> Subject: [ecrea] Landscapes of Exile @ Byron Bay
> 2006

> >Landscapes of Exile: 'Once Perilous, Now Safe'
> >26-28 July 2006
> >
> >Speakers include:
> >
> >Deborah Bird Rose
> >Anna Haebich
> >Peter Read
> >Melissa Lukashenko
> >Vin D'Cruz
> >
> >
> >The Centre for Cultural Diversity and Social
> Justice at Southern Cross 
> >University together with the Centre for Public
> Culture and Ideas at 
> >Griffith University will present a third part to
> the cross-disciplinary 
> >symposia Landscapes of Exile held previously in
> 2004 at the University of 
> >Barcelona's Centre for Australian Studies, and at
> the New Norcia Monastery 
> >in 2005, hosted by the Institute of Advanced
> Studies, University of 
> >Western Australia.
> >
> >This third symposium will extend earlier
> explorations on the theme of 
> >landscapes of exile into questioning how space
> becomes place through 
> >cultural, media, artistic, intellectual and ethical
> practices. Australia 
> >has been a major focus of these symposia, from the
> convict experience in 
> >Tasmania to the establishment of a Spanish
> monastery in Western Australia. 
> >Exile has affected the human condition in complex
> and diverse ways. It can 
> >be traumatic as well as transformative. What
> chiefly characterizes the 
> >experience of exile is that the landscape becomes a
> crucial feature of 
> >survival and meaning.
> >Byron Bay's  lighthouse (where the conference will
> begin), built over a 
> >century ago, oversees the bay, ironically etched
> with the Latin motif 
> >'once perilous, now safe.'
> >
> >Following the 2004 & 2005 symposia, all papers in
> 2006 will address the 
> >experience of 'exile': understood in both the
> strictest sense of the word 
> >and also in the widest metaphorical sense to
> include, for example, forced 
> >migration, exile and tourism, experiences of
> internal exile and 
> >incarceration, exile of animals, indigenous exile,
> place and the ethics of 
> >belonging.
> >
> >This symposium has been scheduled to closely
> precede the Byron Bay 
> >Writers' Festival, which occurs from 4-6 August.
> >
> >Registration and details available at:
> >http://www.scu.edu.au/research/ccdsj/events.html
> >
> >
> >--
>
>***************************************************************
> >Associate Professor Baden Offord
> >BA (Syd) BA (Hons) PhD (SCU) MACE
> >
> >Director, Centre for Cultural Diversity and Social
> Justice
> >Chair, Human Research Ethics Committee
> >BA Course Coordinator
> >
> >School of Arts & Social Sciences
> >Southern Cross University
> >PO Box 157 Lismore 2480
> >Australia
> >
> >Telephone: + 61 2 66203 162
> >Fax: + 61 2 66 221 683
> 
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