Le programme : NEORELIGITUR Colloque de restitution Programme
Monday 30 October 2017 – 9h-13h30
9h Get together
9h15 Introductory paper: The rise of new religiosities in the late Ottoman Empire and Turkey against the Backdrop of the Western Case Nathalie Clayer (CNRS-EHESS, Paris), Till Luge (Orient-Institut, Istanbul), Dilek Sarmis (EHESS, Paris), Alexandre Toumarkine (INALCO, Paris)
9h45-10h45 Keynote
The Religionization of non-Christian Cultures and the Formation of New Secularities Boaz Huss (Univ. Ben Gurion, Israel)
10h45 Coffee break
11h15-13h30 First Panel : Secularization and ‘New’ Religiosities
Chair: Raoul Motika (Orient-Institut, Istanbul)
11h15 Between Philosophy, History of Religions and Political Subjectivation: Intellectual Experiments with Religion in the late Ottoman Empire and the Early Republic Dilek Sarmis (EHESS, Paris)
11h30 Kemalism dealing with the Religious, Kemalism as a spiritualized Religious Nathalie Clayer (CNRS-EHESS, Paris)
11h50 How Rules become Internalized: the Secular Formation of Alevi Identity Nicolas Elias (Univ. Aix-Marseille), Nikos Sigalas (EHESS, Paris)
12h15 (Neo-)Spiritism as a space for secularizing religion Alexandre Toumarkine (INALCO, Paris), Özgür Türesay (EPHE, Paris)
12h40 Rethinking Secularization in Turkey through Neo-Hindu Movements Fabio Salomoni (Univ. Koç, Istanbul)
13h Discussion
13h30 Lunch
Monday 30 October 2017 – 14h30-18h
14h30-18h Second Panel : Individualization and New Religiosities
Chair: Robert Langer (Orient-Institut, Istanbul)
14h30 The New Age Boom in Turkey: More of What We Know from the West? Jean-François Mayer (Institut Religioscope, Fribourg), Katja Triplett (Univ. Göttingen)
15h A New Form of Islam: Between Individualism, Neo-Sufism, and New Age Till Luge (Orient-Institut, Istanbul), Martin Riexinger (Univ. Aarhus, Denmark)
15h30 Individualization of Religious Music Martin Greve (Orient-Institut, Istanbul)
15h50 Coffee break
16h20 Spiritual(ized) Therapies: therapeutic Perspective as a Tool for an individualized Use of Religious Matters Brian Chauvel (EHESS, Paris), Ardıç Uslu (Univ. Izmir)
16h50 New Religious Authorities: ‘Islamic Gurus’ as Results of Individualization? Ayşe Akyürek (EPHE, Paris), Dilek Sarmis (EHESS, Paris)
17h20 Discussion
Mardi 31 octobre: salle 7 et salle 8 à l’EHESS, 105 boulevard Raspail, 75006 Paris
Tuesday 31 October 2017 – 9h30-13h30
Third Panel : Between Global Circulation and the Local: From Foreign to Nationalized and Back
9h30-10h30 Panel III, First session : Interacting local and global
Chair: Hülya Adak (Sabanci Univ., Istanbul)
9h30 Global Religious Pluralization and New Religious Movements: Limiting the ‘Foreign’ Armand Aupiais-L’homme (Univ. Nice Sophia Antipolis), Dorothea Nold (Orient-Institut, Istanbul)
10h Literature in New Religiosities: a tension between local and global Beatrice Hendrich (Univ. Köln), Laurent Mignon (Univ. Oxford)
10h30 Coffee break
11h-13h Panel III, Second session: Circulating therapies and practices
Chair: Katia Boissevain (CNRS, Aix-Marseille)
11h The (Post-)Soviet Connection: On the Circulation of People and Practices in the Fields of Bioenergy & Parapsychology Adeline Braux (EHESS)
11h30 Between International, Indian, and Turkish: On the Translocal Spheres of Yoga Aysuda Kölemen-Luge (Univ. Kemerburgaz, Istanbul)
12h Spiritual(ized) Therapies between Global and Local, between New Age and Islam Alberto Ambrosio (Univ. Luxembourg)
12h30 Discussion
13h Lunch
Tuesday 31 October 2017 – 14h30-17h30
14h30-15h30 Panel III, Third session : Reenchanting visions and space
Chair: Anne-Marie Losonczy (EPHE, Paris) and Viola Teisenhoffer (Labex Hastec/GSRL, Paris)
14h30 Reenchanting a Rationalized (Islamic) World through Esotericism and Parapsychology: On the Notions of Foreign Mysteries and Turko-Islamic Secrets Alexandre Toumarkine (INALCO, Paris)
15h Locating Reenchantment on the Mediterranean Coast: On Urban and Rural Spiritual Networks Till Luge (Orient-Institut, Istanbul)
15h30 Coffee break
16h15 Conclusive round-table run by
Hülya Adak (Sabanci Univ., Istanbul), Katia Boissevain (CNRS), Boaz Huss (Univ. Ben Gurion), Robert Langer (Orient-Institut), Anne-Marie Losonczy (EPHE), Raoul Motika (Orient-Institut), Viola Teisenhoffer (Hastec/GSRL), Katja Triplett (Univ. Göttingen)
OpenEdition vous propose de citer ce billet de la manière suivante :
AFEBalk-2 (26 octobre 2017). (De-)secularization and New Religiosities through the prism of the Turkish Case. AFEBalk. Consulté le 8 juillet 2025 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/ao2a