新的十年,新的方向:推进东南亚宗教研究

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Alexandra Kaloyanides, Chiara Formichi, Cuong T. Mai, Richard Fox, K. Brawn, N. McGovern, Penny Edwards, Oona Paredes
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2020年12月9日,一群东南亚学者齐聚Zoom,作为美国宗教学会年会的一部分,参加了一个特别的圆桌会议:“新的十年,新的方向:推进东南亚宗教研究”。本次会议回顾了过去十年东南亚宗教研究的主要工作,并讨论了该领域在未来十年的发展方向。来自各个学科的学者绘制了一个合作的历史编纂,我们很高兴在这个特别的包裹中与SOJOURN的读者分享。我们还提供了每个作者的新研究项目的一瞥。因此,这一系列文章对2010年代以来的重要学术研究进行了深入的回顾,并为21世纪20年代东南亚宗教研究的发展描绘了一幅充满希望的图景。这部分的特色是来自不同学科的奖学金,包括历史、人类学、性别研究、文学研究、媒体研究和仪式研究。它涵盖了多个东南亚地区,包括柬埔寨、印度尼西亚、老挝、缅甸、中国西南部、泰国、菲律宾和越南。为了协调我们的多声合作,我们八个中的每一个
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New Decade, New Directions: Advancing the Study of Southeast Asian Religions
On 9 December 2020, a group of scholars of Southeast Asia gathered over Zoom as part of the American Academy of Religion’s annual conference for a special roundtable: “New Decade, New Directions: Advancing the Study of Southeast Asian Religions”. This session considered key works in the study of Southeast Asian religions from the last decade and discussed ways the field should develop over the next decade. Scholars from a wide range of disciplines charted a collaborative historiography that we are happy to share with SOJOURN readers in this special package. We also offer glimpses into each author’s new research projects. This package, then, offers a knowing glance back at important scholarship from the 2010s and a promising picture of where the 2020s could take the study of religion in Southeast Asia. This section features scholarship from a diverse range of disciplines, including history, anthropology, gender studies, literary studies, media studies and ritual studies. It encompasses multiple Southeast Asian locations, including Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Southwest China, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam. To harmonize our multi-vocal collaboration, each of our eight
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