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UID:euroseas-2026-southeast-asian-print-and-manuscript-cultures-performance-ritual-and-other-practices-1
SUMMARY:Southeast Asian print and manuscript cultures: Performance, ritual, and other practices (1)
LOCATION:Classroom NT-104
DESCRIPTION:Taking inspiration from Akkerman’s recent articulation of
  “social codicology,” with its “focus on the social frame
 work in which manuscripts and other forms of writing constantly gain meanin
 g through their interaction with communities” (2025: 1), this panel f
 ocuses on the use of manuscripts and printed books to do things in the worl
 d. This may include magical, medicinal, legal, or political uses, such as e
 stablishing the right time to set out on a journey, curing a patient, staki
 ng a legal claim, or asserting ownership over cultural heritage. Southeast 
 Asianist textual scholars have long recognised the centrality of artistic p
 erformance—including recitation, singing, puppetry, and dance—in the 
 consumption of written works, and the panel will seek to foster further inv
 estigation of this. Papers will be welcomed on topics that place and critic
 ally analyse manuscripts within their wider cultural and social contexts. P
 resenters are encouraged to explore the circulation and movement of books a
 nd manuscripts across and within borders, and the changing valences of thes
 e objects at different times.
URL:https://euroseas2026.org/panels/southeast-asian-print-and-manuscript-cultures-performance-ritual-and-other-practices
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20260902T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20260902T163000
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DTSTAMP:20260902T184400
UID:euroseas-2026-southeast-asian-print-and-manuscript-cultures-performance-ritual-and-other-practices-2
SUMMARY:Southeast Asian print and manuscript cultures: Performance, ritual, and other practices (2)
LOCATION:Classroom NT-104
DESCRIPTION:Taking inspiration from Akkerman’s recent articulation of
  “social codicology,” with its “focus on the social frame
 work in which manuscripts and other forms of writing constantly gain meanin
 g through their interaction with communities” (2025: 1), this panel f
 ocuses on the use of manuscripts and printed books to do things in the worl
 d. This may include magical, medicinal, legal, or political uses, such as e
 stablishing the right time to set out on a journey, curing a patient, staki
 ng a legal claim, or asserting ownership over cultural heritage. Southeast 
 Asianist textual scholars have long recognised the centrality of artistic p
 erformance—including recitation, singing, puppetry, and dance—in the 
 consumption of written works, and the panel will seek to foster further inv
 estigation of this. Papers will be welcomed on topics that place and critic
 ally analyse manuscripts within their wider cultural and social contexts. P
 resenters are encouraged to explore the circulation and movement of books a
 nd manuscripts across and within borders, and the changing valences of thes
 e objects at different times.
URL:https://euroseas2026.org/panels/southeast-asian-print-and-manuscript-cultures-performance-ritual-and-other-practices
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20260902T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20260902T183000
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