36.1633, Confs: Panel at XIX ASIAC Annual Conference: "Archives, Fieldnotes, and Legacy: Researching Central Asia and the Caucasus through Personal and Scholarly Archives" (Italy)

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Date: 21-May-2025
From: Emine Şahingöz [sahingoez at em.uni-frankfurt.de]
Subject: Panel at XIX ASIAC Annual Conference: "Archives, Fieldnotes, and Legacy: Researching Central Asia and the Caucasus through Personal and Scholarly Archives"


Panel at XIX ASIAC Annual Conference: "Archives, Fieldnotes, and
Legacy: Researching Central Asia and the Caucasus through Personal and
Scholarly Archives"
Short Title: ASIAC Annual Conference

Date: 15-Dec-2025 - 17-Dec-2025
Location: Venice, Italy
Contact: Vittorio S. Springfield, Emine Şahingöz
Meeting URL:
https://en.asiac.net/2025/04/24/xix-asiac-annual-conference-ca-foscari-university-of-venice-15-16-17-december-2025-call-for-panels-and-individual-papers/

Linguistic Field(s): Anthropological Linguistics; Historical
Linguistics; Sociolinguistics; Typology

Submission Deadline: 05-Jun-2025

Panel at XIX ASIAC Annual Conference with the title "Archives,
Fieldnotes, and Legacy: Researching Central Asia and the Caucasus
through Personal and Scholarly Archives"
We invite paper proposals for a panel we are organizing as part of the
XIX ASIAC Annual Conference, to be held at Ca’ Foscari University of
Venice from 15-17 December 2025.
This panel brings together scholars working on or with archival
materials related to Central Asia and the Caucasus, with a particular
interest in the personal collections and fieldnotes of prominent
linguists, anthropologists, travelers, and scholars. We are especially
interested in contributions that explore:
 - The archival legacy of influential scholars of the region
 - The methodological challenges and opportunities of working with
historical fieldnotes and unpublished materials such as
correspondences
 - The role of lesser-known collections in reconstructing linguistic
or ethnographic knowledge
 - The relationship between the archive, memory, and regional
knowledge production
 - Ethical, political, or epistemological questions tied to archival
research in and about Central Asia and the Caucasus
We hope to foster an interdisciplinary conversation and welcome
submissions from linguistics, anthropology, history, and related
fields on or with archival materials related to Central Asia and the
Caucasus.
The panel is intended to offer new perspectives on archival research
as a scholarly practice and to highlight the often-fragmentary
materials that nonetheless provide crucial insight into the
intellectual histories of the region.
Submission Guidelines:
Please send a titled abstract of approximately 300 words (not
anonymized) and a short bio (max. 100 words) in one document to
vittoriospringfield.tomelleri at unito.it and
sahingoez at em.uni-frankfurt.de by June 5, 2025.
Selected participants will be contacted shortly after the deadline so
that we may submit the full panel proposal to the ASIAC organizing
committee.
Feel free to share this call through your networks and social media
channels.
We look forward to receiving your proposals!
Panel Organizers:
Vittorio S. Tomelleri, University of Turin, Italy
Emine Şahingöz, Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany



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