NEW HISTORIES FOR CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE? / Közép és Kelet-Európa új történetei?
CONFERENCE OF THE ERC NEPOSTRANS PROJECT, DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF EMIL NIEDERHAUSER AND ISTVÁN DEÁK / A NEPOSTRANS ERC projekt konferenciája Niederhauser Emil and Deák István emlékére
7–8 September 2023, Budapest
Institute of Political History
* * * * *
KEYNOTE:
HISTORY HACKING AND DOWN TIME: SOME THOUGHTS ON WHERE SOMEONE HAS BEEN AND WHERE SOMEONE ELSE IS HEADED
Keynote spaker: Holly CASE (Brown University, USA)
* * * * *
The last decades brought important changes in history and historiography. Not only new approaches made headways, but sometimes old consensus of traditional fields was also questioned too. This process went hand in and with the questioning slow erosion of the self-evident national frame of historiography, a special challenge for historians of Central and Eastern Europe. At our conference, dedicated to Emil Niederhauser, born 100 years ago in Bratislava, whose work still defines Hungarian scholarship on the region and István Deák we inquire about how these developments influence narratives of the broader region, what kind of new narratives could emerge from the delegitimating of national narratives? How can we apply new trends born from the historiography of other regions, how these shift national histories or our vision of the whole region? Finally, how national narratives changed, especially regarding the resituating of the region and their national histories within?
We opted for a non-conventional format of six roundtables, each dedicated to a special sub-discipline and one keynote. The invited speakers and a moderator look at the developments on their own specific fields and their potential influence on the broader regional story. Discussion is at the focus of the conference, involving the audience as much as possible too.
* * * * *
PROGRAM / CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
SEPTEMBER 7, THURSDAY
PANEL 1
GAZDASÁGTÖRTÉNET / ECONOMIC HISTORY
Chair: EGRY Gábor (Institute of Political History, Budapest)
+
Panelists:
Matthias MORYS (University of York)
HIDVÉGI Mária (SpoilsofWar ERC, Milan)
PANEL 2
NŐTÖRTÉNET / GENDER HISTORY
Chair: Károly IGNÁCZ (Institute of Political History, Budapest)
+
Panelists:
LORÁND Zsófia (University of Vienna)
Susan ZIMMERMANN (CEU Vienna)
CZEFERNER-FEDELES Dóra (BTK TTI, Budapest)
PANEL 3
GLOBÁLIS TÖRTÉNELEM / GLOBAL HISTORY
Chair: Gergely ROMSICS (ELTE BTK / Research Center for Humanities, Budapest)
+
Panelists:
VARGHA Dóra (Humboldt University Berlin / University of Exeter)
VARGA Bálint (University of Graz)
TOMKA Béla (University of Szeged)
PANEL 4
POSZT- ÉS TRANSZNACIONÁLIS TÖRTÉNELEM / POST- AND TRANSNATIONAL HISTORY
Chair: CSUNDERLIK Péter (ELTE BTK / Institute of Political History, Budapest)
+
Panelists:
BAÁR Monika (EUI Florence / Free University, Amsterdam)
TARAFÁS Imre (ELTE BTK, Budapest)
Raul CARSTOCEA (Maynooth University)
SEPTEMBER 8, FRIDAY
PANEL 5
BIRODALMI TÖRTÉNELEM, POSZTKOLONIÁLIS TÖRTÉNELEM / NEW IMPERIAL HISTORY, POSTCOLONIAL HISTORY
Chair: Gábor GYÁNI (Research Centre for the Humanities, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest)
+
Panelists:
Jan SURMAN (Masaryk Institute, Prague)
CSAPLÁR-DEGOVICS Krisztián (BTK TTI, Budapest)
EGRY Gábor (Institute of Political History, Budapest)
PANEL 6
EURÓPAI TÖRTÉNELEM: KELET ÉS NYUGAT / EUROPEAN HISTORY: WEST AND EAST
Chair: Lucija BALIKIC (CEU / Corvinus University, Budapest)
+
Panelists:
RIGÓ Máté (LMU Munich)
Hannes GRANDITS (Humboldt University Berlin)
Paul GRADVOHL (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)
MESTYÁN Ádám (Duke University, USA)
KEYNOTE:
HISTORY HACKING AND DOWN TIME: SOME THOUGHTS ON WHERE SOMEONE HAS BEEN AND WHERE SOMEONE ELSE IS HEADED
+
Keynote spaker: Holly CASE (Brown University, USA)
* * * * *
www.1918local.eu
* * * * *
[ad_2]
source
-
-
-
-
