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AIS: Vorträge von Dr. Helmut Lukas – Macht und Sexualität: Das abenteuerliche Leben des Prinzen Puger (reg. 1705-1719 als Pakubuwono I)
Sehr geehrte Mitglieder der AIS und Interessierte, anbei finden Sie die Ankündigung von 3 Vorträgen von Dr. Helmut Lukas (Mitglied der AIS), geplant für den 13., 20., und 27. November. Macht und Sexualität: Die Frau mit der flammenden Vulva in der politischen Mythologie Javas (13. Jahrhundert) (mit PowerPoint-Präsentation) Datum/Zeit: 13.11. 2024, 18 Uhr. Ort: Vortragssaal des Österreichischen Institutes für China- u. Südostasienforschung, Josefstädter Str. 20, Tür 24, Neubau im Hof Macht und Sexualität: Das abenteuerliche Leben des Prinzen Puger (reg.…
Find out more »AIS: Vorträge von Dr. Helmut Lukas – Serat Centhini, das Kamasutra Javas?
Sehr geehrte Mitglieder der AIS und Interessierte, anbei finden Sie die Ankündigung von 3 Vorträgen von Dr. Helmut Lukas (Mitglied der AIS), geplant für den 13., 20., und 27. November. Macht und Sexualität: Die Frau mit der flammenden Vulva in der politischen Mythologie Javas (13. Jahrhundert) (mit PowerPoint-Präsentation) Datum/Zeit: 13.11. 2024, 18 Uhr. Ort: Vortragssaal des Österreichischen Institutes für China- u. Südostasienforschung, Josefstädter Str. 20, Tür 24, Neubau im Hof Macht und Sexualität: Das abenteuerliche Leben des Prinzen Puger (reg.…
Find out more »Astrid Roenig: Multimediavortrag West-Papua
WANN: 29.11.24: 18:30 WO: Galerie Contemplor - Kalvarienbergg. 46, 1170 Wien Musik, Bilder und Erlebnisberichte aus einem Land, in dem die Zeit scheinbar stehen geblieben ist, führen uns zurück zu den Ursprüngen des Menschseins. Zwischen dem Äquator und Australien, im äußersten Winkel Indonesiens liegt West-Papua. Es ist dünn besiedelt, wenig erschlossen und kaum bereist. In den letzten Primärwäldern unseres Planeten begegnet Astrid Roenig, BA, Menschen, die heute noch ausschließlich davon leben, was ihnen die Natur zur Verfügung stellt. …
Find out more »Invitation to Lecture with Discussion: Exploring Austria’s FDI Preferences in Asia: Implications for Sustainable Development Goals
Dear members and friends of the Austrian-Indonesian Society, I am happy to announce this invitation to an interesting lecture! Title: Exploring Austria’s FDI Preferences in Asia: Implications for Sustainable Development Goals Presenter: Dewa Gede Sidan Raeskyesa, M.Sc. Date: 17th of December 2024 Time: 5.30 pm Address: at D4 Building / room 0.039 Department of Socioeconomics WU Wien, Welthandelsplatz 1 (Eingang B) A – 1020 Wien.
Find out more »Austrian Indonesian Society: Invitation – Indonesian Coffee and Culture Event on 20 June 2026
Dear members and friends of the Austrian Indonesian Society, With pleasure, I’m forwarding the invitation from the Indonesian Embassy in Vienna to a public event on 20 June 2026, entitled “Indonesia Coffee and Culture”. Please find the event poster and the programme attached. WHEN: 20 June 2026, 10:30 - 18:00 WHERE: Café Exchange, located inside Otto Wagner’s iconic Österreichische Postsparkasse, Georg-Cochplatz 2, 1010 Vienna. Best regards, Dr. Brigitte Holzner
Find out more »Austrian Indonesian Society: LECTURE-ZOOM-BOOK LAUNCH Douglas Kammen 9 June
Dear members and friends of the Austrian Indonesian Society, We invite you to attend the lecture "Phantasmagoric Borneo: Visions of Apocalypse and Utopia" by Prof. Douglas Kammen. 📅 9 June 2026, 17:00–18:30 📍 Institute for Social Anthropology, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Georg-Coch-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna, 4th floor, room 5 The lecture can also be watched via Zoom: Meeting link: https://oeaw-ac-at.zoom.us/j/68844842369?pwd=EYU6bWaw0GaPPkUvbAGXcta8UZcZY5.1 Meeting ID: 688 4484 2369 Passcode: bgW9xM Join instructions https://oeaw-ac-at.zoom.us/meetings/68844842369/invitations?signature=uKkGAGesls1NNPtusFjZRYvN2-h25feD9Vm627V1Mvg After the lecture, we warmly invite you to the launch…
Find out more »Austrian Indonesian Society: Lecture on Climate change in Jakarta and on Philippines Lecture Series on SEA – 22 June 2026
Dear Members and friends of the Austrian Indonesian Society, The Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Vienna, invites you to two lectures as part of the Lecture Series on Southeast Asia. Cara Flores: Counter-Mapping Philippine Geographies: Decolonizing Stories of Migration and Climate Change Des Christy: Climate Change Adaptation in Coastal Jakarta Des Christy is a lecturer and researcher at the Department of Anthropology, Gadjah Mada University in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Her current research focuses on how local and central…
Find out more »Austrian Indonesian Society Lecture : Khoniq Nur Afiah – Microcelebrity and Religious Authority: Postfeminist Performativity of Indonesian Nawaning on Instagram
Dear members and friends of the Austrian Indonesian Society, It is my pleasure to forward to you the announcement of this lecture, organised by the Institute for Social Anthropology (ISA) at the Asurian Academy of Sciences. Title: Microcelebrity and Religious Authority: Postfeminist Performativity of Indonesian Nawaning on Instagram Lecturer: Khoniq Nur Afiah, Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama Lampung, and PHD student Short abstract: This paper examines the transformation of religious authority and gender performativity in the digital era by observing the Nawaning (daughters of clerics/Kiai) from Indonesia’s pesantren…
Find out more »Austrian-Indonesian Society – Indonesian Cultural Course in Vienna, October 2026
Interested in the Indonesian language and culture? The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Vienna is celebrating Bulan Bahasa (Indonesian Language Month) in October, in the spirit of Sumpah Pemuda (Youth Pledge Day). Join the interactive cultural sessions held at the embassy on Thursday evenings. Program (18:00–20:00): 15 October: Playing the angklung 22 October: Indonesian literature reading 29 October: Bulan Bahasa celebration Admission is free, and everyone is welcome, whatever their age or background. Registration is required: https://bit.ly/KelasBudayaWina2026 Come…
Find out more »AIS Sulawesi – Language Lecture by Dr. Himmelmann: How long does it take for a language to disappear? on 23 October 2026
Lecture: How Long Does It Take for a Language to Disappear? Rapid and radical language shift in the village of Gio (Sulawesi, Indonesia) The Austrian-Indonesian Society is pleased to share an invitation to a lecture by Prof. Nikolaus P. Himmelmann (University of Cologne), a leading linguist who has worked extensively on the languages of Sulawesi. Languages are often thought to fade slowly over generations, but in the village of Gio in Sulawesi, the shift away from the local language has…
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