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Bernameya seminerê

The Diverse Heritage of Yezidi Tradition

13. XI. 2013 Collegium Maius,

Michał Bobrzyński Conference Hall Jagiellonian University

Seminar is held in memory of Prof. Ordixanê Calîl

 

10.00-10.30 Opening of the Seminar

with the participation of

Prof. Dorota Szumska, The Vice-Dean of The Faculty of Philology of Jagiellonian University

Mr Ziyad Raoof, The Representative of Kurdistan Regional Government to Poland

 

Session I (10.30-12.00)

Prof. Christine Allison (University of Exeter) The Orphanage Generation: Yezidi Cultural Production in the Former Soviet Union

Prof. Philip Kreyenbroek (University of Göttingen) The links between Yezidism and Zoroastrianism in the light of new evidence.

Prof. Martin van Bruinessen (Utrecht University) Veneration of Satan among the Ahl-i Haqq (Yarsan) of Dalahu, South Kurdistan

Dr Artur Rodziewicz (Warsaw University of Life Sciences) Eros and the Pearl. Love as the Cosmogonic Factor in the Yezidi Theology and Some Ancient Cosmogonies.

 

Coffee Break

 

Session II (12.30-14.00)

Dr Joanna Bocheńska (Jagiellonian University) Yezidi Inspirations of Contemporary Kurdish Literature.

Karol Kaczorowski (Jagiellonian University) Yezidism and the complex of Proto-Indo-Iranian religion.

Dr Marcin Rzepka (Pontifical University of Jan Paul II) Discovering communities, inventing beliefs. Christian missionary attitudes towards Yezidis in the 19th century.

 

The seminar is organized in the scope of research project How to make a voice audible? Continuity and change of Kurdish culture and of social reality in postcolonial perspective financed by the National Science Center of Poland

Section of Kurdish Studies

Department of Iranian Studies

Institute of Oriental Studies

Jagiellonian University

 

Partners

University of Göttingen

National Science Center of Poland

Kurdistan Regional Government Representation in Poland

 

Media Patronage

Miesięcznik Znak

Portal Forum Żydzi-Chrześcijanie-Muzułmanie

tolerancja.pl

www.kurdishstudies.pl