Day 1 – Thursday May 30th , 2024
9.00 Coffee and warm-up
9.30 General introduction
Nicolas Fis
cher (CNRS/CESDIP)
Florence Galmiche (Université Paris Cité/IUF/CCJ)Milena Jakšić (CNRS/CEMS)
Carolina Kobelinsky (CNRS/LESC)
Session 1. Dead Bodies And The Transmission of
Memory
Chair:
Caroline Callard (EHESS/CéSor)
10- 10.30 Heonik Kwon (Trinity College,
Cambridge) : The Language of the Human Remains – From the Forensic Fields
of the Korean War.
10.30- 11.00 Natacha Nsabimana (University of Chica
go) : Landscapes of Memory: Burying the Dead of 1994 in Rwanda.
11.15-
11.45 Break
11.30-12.00 Stéphane Michonneau (Université de Lille/IRHIS
) : Memories and heritage of human remains from mass massacres: case studie
s (Belchite, Oradour-sur-Glane, Distomo).
12.00-1 pm Discussion by Gré
gory Delaplace (EPHE/GSRL) and Nada Afiouni (Normandie Université-Le Havre/
GRIC).
1.00-2.30 Lunch Break
Session 2. The Treatment of
Human Remains As Ethical Practice
Chair: Florence Galmiche, UP Cité/IU
F/CCJ
Location : Centre de colloques (conference center), Place du Fro
nt populaire, Aubervilliers, auditorium 150.
2.30 Projection of So Lon
g Asleep. Waking the Ghosts of A War. (David. W. Plath, 2016).
Introdu
ction and discussion by Chung Byung-Ho (Hanyang University).
4.30 Bre ak
5.00- 6.00 Keynote
Francisco Ferrándiz (CSIC, Spain) : The Va
lley of Cuelgamuros in Its Labyrinth.
Day 2 – Friday May 31th, 2024
Session 3. State Control Of Dead Bodies And Its Challenges.
Chair: Linda Haapajärvi, University of Tampere.
9.30-10.00 Denyer Gra
ham Willis (University of Cambridge/CDS) : Beetles, Bones, Dictatorship and
Democracy: The Spaces, Institutions and Materiality of Brazil’s Ongoing Di
sappeared.
10.00-10.30 Sélim Smaoui (Unversité Catholique de Louvain/I
SPOLE) : A New Political Activism? Critique and Truth in Digital Counter-Fo
rensic Investigations.
10.30-11.10 Break
11.10-11.30 Anne Guillou
(CNRS/LESC) : State monopoly over the bodies of the victims after the Khme
r Rouge regime and private efforts to ‘demonopolize’ them since the 2000s.<
br />11.30-12.30 Discussion by Sepideh Parsapajouh (CNRS/CéSor) and Naomi P
endle (University of Bath/CDAS).
12.30-2 pm Lunch
Session
4. Moral Concerns And Repair.
Chair: Valérie Robin Azevedo (Universit
é Paris Cité/URMIS)
2pm-2.30 Tim Allen (London School of Economics/ID)
: Sacrificed babies and the politics of moral panics in Uganda.
2.30-
3.00 Anne Carol (Université d’Aix-Marseille/TELEMMe) : From pit to pit: fun
erary treatment and social confrontation after the Courrières disaster (190
6).
3.00-3.30 Break
3.30-4.00 Yukiko Koga (Yale University) : Un
repayable Debt: Corporeal Economy of Imperial Reckoning in East Asia.
4.00-5.00 Discussion by Andrea Ceriana Mayneri (CNRS/IMAF) and Elisabeth An
stett-Gessat (Université d’Aix-Marseille/ADES).
6 pm Cocktail
Cortem’s final conference on Troublesome Bodies is funded by the Agenc
e Nationale de la Recherche, a program of the French Ministry of Education,
Research and Innovation.
Its is supported by the Institut Universitai
re de France, the Université Paris Cité, the Centre National de la Recherch
e Scientifique, and by four CNRS research centers – the Laboratoire d’Ethno
logie et de Sociologie Comparative (LESC), the Centre Chine Corée Japon (CC
J), the Centre d’étude des Mouvements Sociaux (CEMS) and the Centre de Rech
erches Sociologiques sur le Droit et les Institutions Pénales (CESDIP). Ins
titutional partners also include Université de Versailles St Quentin, Cergy
-Paris Université, Université Paris-Nanterre, the Ecole des hautes études e
n sciences sociales, and the French Ministry of Justice.
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Day 1 – Thursday May 30th , 2024
9.00 Coffee and warm-up
9.30 General intro
duction
Nicolas Fischer (CNRS/CESDIP)
Florence Galmiche (Universi
té Paris Cité/IUF/CCJ)
Milena Jakšić (CNRS/CEMS)
Carolina Kobelin
sky (CNRS/LESC)
Session 1. Dead Bodies And The Transmission of<
br />Memory
Chair: Caroline Callard (EHESS/CéSor)
10- 10.30 Heoni
k Kwon (Trinity College, Cambridge) : The Language of the Human Remains – F
rom the Forensic Fields of the Korean War.
10.30- 11.00 Natacha Nsabim
ana (University of Chicago) : Landscapes of Memory: Burying the Dead of 199
4 in Rwanda.
11.15-11.45 Break
11.30-12.00 Stéphane Michonneau (U
niversité de Lille/IRHIS) : Memories and heritage of human remains from mas
s massacres: case studies (Belchite, Oradour-sur-Glane, Distomo).
12.0
0-1 pm Discussion by Grégory Delaplace (EPHE/GSRL) and Nada Afiouni (Norman
die Université-Le Havre/GRIC).
1.00-2.30 Lunch Break
Sess
ion 2. The Treatment of Human Remains As Ethical Practice
Chair: Flore
nce Galmiche, UP Cité/IUF/CCJ
Location : Centre de colloques (conferen
ce center), Place du Front populaire, Aubervilliers, auditorium 150.
2
.30 Projection of So Long Asleep. Waking the Ghosts of A War. (David. W. Pl
ath, 2016).
Introduction and discussion by Chung Byung-Ho (Hanyang Uni
versity).
4.30 Break
5.00- 6.00 Keynote
Francisco Ferrándi
z (CSIC, Spain) : The Valley of Cuelgamuros in Its Labyrinth.
Day 2 – Friday May 31th, 2024
Session 3. State Control Of Dead Bodies
And Its Challenges.
Chair: Linda Haapajärvi, University of Tampere.
9.30-10.00 Denyer Graham Willis (University of Cambridge/CDS) : Beetles,
Bones, Dictatorship and Democracy: The Spaces, Institutions and Materialit
y of Brazil’s Ongoing Disappeared.
10.00-10.30 Sélim Smaoui (Unversité
Catholique de Louvain/ISPOLE) : A New Political Activism? Critique and Tru
th in Digital Counter-Forensic Investigations.
10.30-11.10 Break
11.10-11.30 Anne Guillou (CNRS/LESC) : State monopoly over the bodies of th
e victims after the Khmer Rouge regime and private efforts to ‘demonopolize
’ them since the 2000s.
11.30-12.30 Discussion by Sepideh Parsapajouh
(CNRS/CéSor) and Naomi Pendle (University of Bath/CDAS).
12.30-
2 pm Lunch
Session 4. Moral Concerns And Repair.
Chair: Valérie
Robin Azevedo (Université Paris Cité/URMIS)
2pm-2.30 Tim Allen (London
School of Economics/ID) : Sacrificed babies and the politics of moral pani
cs in Uganda.
2.30-3.00 Anne Carol (Université d’Aix-Marseille/TELEMMe
) : From pit to pit: funerary treatment and social confrontation after the
Courrières disaster (1906).
3.00-3.30 Break
3.30-4.00 Yukiko Kog
a (Yale University) : Unrepayable Debt: Corporeal Economy of Imperial Recko
ning in East Asia.
4.00-5.00 Discussion by Andrea Ceriana Mayneri (CNR
S/IMAF) and Elisabeth Anstett-Gessat (Université d’Aix-Marseille/ADES).
6 pm Cocktail
Cortem’s final conference on Troublesome Bodie
s is funded by the Agence Nationale de la Recherche, a program of the Frenc
h Ministry of Education, Research and Innovation.
Its is supported by
the Institut Universitaire de France, the Université Paris Cité, the Centre
National de la Recherche Scientifique, and by four CNRS research centers –
the Laboratoire d’Ethnologie et de Sociologie Comparative (LESC), the Cent
re Chine Corée Japon (CCJ), the Centre d’étude des Mouvements Sociaux (CEMS
) and the Centre de Recherches Sociologiques sur le Droit et les Institutio
ns Pénales (CESDIP). Institutional partners also include Université de Vers
ailles St Quentin, Cergy-Paris Université, Université Paris-Nanterre, the E
cole des hautes études en sciences sociales, and the French Ministry of Jus
tice.
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