(Source: MPI for European Legal History)
We learned of a call for papers for the fourth
symposium of the project RESISTANCE: Rebellion and Resistance in the Iberian
Empires, 16th-19th centuries at the Max Planck Institute in Frankfurt.
The Max Planck Institute for European Legal
History is hosting the fourth symposium of the project RESISTANCE: Rebellion and Resistance
in the Iberian Empires, 16th-19th centuries (778076-H2020-MSCA-RISE-2017)
in Frankfurt am Main (Germany) from 22-24 October 2019. The theme is
‘Resistance, Religion and Justice’.
Resistance is not limited to violent outbreaks
or specific events but can also be practiced in long-term processes as well as
in everyday life. The same diversity applies to the great variety of social
actors and complex means that can be involved in a certain campaign of
resistance. Within such a plural approach to the phenomenon of dissension and
resistance, the symposium addresses different processes and episodes that took
place within religious and judicial institutions in the Iberian Empires between
16th and 19th century. Even if usually driven by subaltern groups, most of
these practices of resistance were not considered a threat to established
orders and dominant groups. Nevertheless, they had could give new meanings to
both secular and ecclesiastical normative production and governance practices,
and had a significant impact on their framing. Moreover, the analysis of the
entanglements between resistance practices and secular and ecclesiastical
normativities allows a greater focus on the agency of social groups often
neglected or discussed without proper attention to their specific contexts by
traditional historiography.
Topics of interest for abstract submission
include (but are not limited to) dependency relations, governance practices,
and the circulation and materiality of different expressions of resistance.
Abstract proposals should be sent to Dr
Benedetta Albani (albani@rg.mpg.de) before 31st July 2019.For
more details, see the Call for Papers.
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