Susanne Rodemeier
Biographic Data
| ID | 642046 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Susanne Rodemeier |
| GIVEN NAMES | Susanne |
| FAMILY NAME | Rodemeier |
| SIGNATURE | RODEMEIER S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Philipps University of Marburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8293-4971 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Revealing Missionary Entanglements with Religious Objects
Fremde Heiligtümer (Foreign Sacred Objects) was the title of the first exhibition of selected objects from the Religionskundliche Sammlung (Museum of Religions) at the Philipps University of Marbur
Introduction
Internationalisation du débatLa décolonisation des disciplines académiques et des collections est un sujet de discussion international et interdisciplinaire intense depuis quelques temps déjà. Il s’agit également d’un sujet hautement politique et d’un débat public. Nous l’abordons sous différents angles et souhaitons souligner l’importance pour les collections universitaires de faire face à leur héritage colonial.En fin de compte, ce qui est perç…
Introducción
Internacionalizando el debateLa descolonización de disciplinas académicas y colecciones ha sido tema de intensa discusión internacional e interdisciplinaria durante algún tiempo. También es un tema altamente político y de debate público. Abordamos este tema desde diferentes perspectivas y queremos subrayar la importancia de que las colecciones universitarias también enfrenten su herencia colonial.Al final, lo que cuenta como objeto de procedencia…
Colonial discourse in the history of Marburg university collections
Four collections that originated in the context of formal or informal colonialism served as hosts for the workshop on “Decolonizing academic disciplines and collections” at the University of Marburg: the pharmacognostic, anatomical, and ethnographic collection and the Museum of Religions. Historically, the related academic disciplines had grown based on the study of items often appropriated against the will of source communities. Decolonizing has…
Introduction
Internationalizing the debateDecolonizing academic disciplines and collections has been a topic of intense international and interdisciplinary discussion for some time now. It is also a highly political topic and one of public discourse. We approach it from different perspectives and want to underline how important it is that university collections also face up to their colonial heritage.In the end, what finally counts as an object of colonial pr…
Jean-Philippe Beaulieu
Buchbesprechung
Geistergespräch
Gespräch
Between devotion and heterodoxy
The Indonesian government links religious pluralism with a normative definition of religion (agama) based on a model of scriptural monotheism, in particular Islam. This contrasts with a heterogeneo
Emergence and establishment of a charismatic church within the framework of Javanese self-perception in Surakarta, Indonesia
The article focuses on the Javanese Christian community in Surakarta and that of the charismatic Gereja Keluarga Allah (Family of God Church). Until recently, Surakarta was known for its mix of Javanese traditional court life with a Javanese way of Islam (abangan) as well as its radical Muslim community. Less known is that about 40% of Surakarta’s inhabitants are Christians and the biggest Christian church there is Gereja Keluarga Allah. Some 20 …
Millie, Julian
Anthropos , Seite 287 - 289
Islam in the Protestant Environment of the Alor and Pantar Islands
On Alor and Pantar islands in eastern Indonesia, Muslims and some Christians are united by a common history going back to the time of conversion to Islam, when their ancestors agreed the rules of tradition (adat). When inland villages became Protestant Christians in the 20th century, some of them did so only with the agreement of their Muslim neighbours. The two communities intermarry and share ritual and political practices. Recent conflicts bet…
Bui Hangi - The Deity's Human Wife. Analysis of a Myth from Pura, Eastern Indonesia
Anthropos , Seite 469 - 482
Barnes, Ruth
Anthropos , Seite 602 - 603
Local tradition on Alor and Pantar; An attempt at localizing Galiyao
An Attempt at Localizing GaliyaoGaliyao appears, among other geographical names, in the Nagara-Kertagama, an old Javanese text of the realm of Majapahit written in 1357.Early European maps and documents also mention Galiyao 1 (Barnes 1982:407-8).Then, around 1650, the name seems to have suddenly disappeared.This 'disappearance' does not permit easy identification of the location of Galiyao.As a result, modern scholars trying to identify this loca…
Local tradition on Alor and Pantar; An attempt at localizing Galiyao
An Attempt at Localizing GaliyaoGaliyao appears, among other geographical names, in the Nagara-Kertagama, an old Javanese text of the realm of Majapahit written in 1357.Early European maps and documents also mention Galiyao 1 (Barnes 1982:407-8).Then, around 1650, the name seems to have suddenly disappeared.This 'disappearance' does not permit easy identification of the location of Galiyao.As a result, modern scholars trying to identify this loca…
Bui Hangi - The Deity's Human Wife. Analysis of a Myth from Pura, Eastern Indonesia
Anthropos , Seite 469 - 482
Local tradition on Alor and Pantar; An attempt at localizing Galiyao
An Attempt at Localizing GaliyaoGaliyao appears, among other geographical names, in the Nagara-Kertagama, an old Javanese text of the realm of Majapahit written in 1357.Early European maps and documents also mention Galiyao 1 (Barnes 1982:407-8).Then, around 1650, the name seems to have suddenly disappeared.This 'disappearance' does not permit easy identification of the location of Galiyao.As a result, modern scholars trying to identify this loca…
Barnes, Ruth
Anthropos , Seite 602 - 603
Bui Hangi - The Deity's Human Wife. Analysis of a Myth from Pura, Eastern Indonesia
Anthropos , Seite 469 - 482
Islam in the Protestant Environment of the Alor and Pantar Islands
On Alor and Pantar islands in eastern Indonesia, Muslims and some Christians are united by a common history going back to the time of conversion to Islam, when their ancestors agreed the rules of tradition (adat). When inland villages became Protestant Christians in the 20th century, some of them did so only with the agreement of their Muslim neighbours. The two communities intermarry and share ritual and political practices. Recent conflicts bet…
Millie, Julian
Anthropos , Seite 287 - 289
Between devotion and heterodoxy
The Indonesian government links religious pluralism with a normative definition of religion (agama) based on a model of scriptural monotheism, in particular Islam. This contrasts with a heterogeneo
Emergence and establishment of a charismatic church within the framework of Javanese self-perception in Surakarta, Indonesia
The article focuses on the Javanese Christian community in Surakarta and that of the charismatic Gereja Keluarga Allah (Family of God Church). Until recently, Surakarta was known for its mix of Javanese traditional court life with a Javanese way of Islam (abangan) as well as its radical Muslim community. Less known is that about 40% of Surakarta’s inhabitants are Christians and the biggest Christian church there is Gereja Keluarga Allah. Some 20 …
Jean-Philippe Beaulieu
Buchbesprechung
Geistergespräch
Gespräch
Introduction
Internationalisation du débatLa décolonisation des disciplines académiques et des collections est un sujet de discussion international et interdisciplinaire intense depuis quelques temps déjà. Il s’agit également d’un sujet hautement politique et d’un débat public. Nous l’abordons sous différents angles et souhaitons souligner l’importance pour les collections universitaires de faire face à leur héritage colonial.En fin de compte, ce qui est perç…
Introducción
Internacionalizando el debateLa descolonización de disciplinas académicas y colecciones ha sido tema de intensa discusión internacional e interdisciplinaria durante algún tiempo. También es un tema altamente político y de debate público. Abordamos este tema desde diferentes perspectivas y queremos subrayar la importancia de que las colecciones universitarias también enfrenten su herencia colonial.Al final, lo que cuenta como objeto de procedencia…
Colonial discourse in the history of Marburg university collections
Four collections that originated in the context of formal or informal colonialism served as hosts for the workshop on “Decolonizing academic disciplines and collections” at the University of Marburg: the pharmacognostic, anatomical, and ethnographic collection and the Museum of Religions. Historically, the related academic disciplines had grown based on the study of items often appropriated against the will of source communities. Decolonizing has…
Introduction
Internationalizing the debateDecolonizing academic disciplines and collections has been a topic of intense international and interdisciplinary discussion for some time now. It is also a highly political topic and one of public discourse. We approach it from different perspectives and want to underline how important it is that university collections also face up to their colonial heritage.In the end, what finally counts as an object of colonial pr…
Revealing Missionary Entanglements with Religious Objects
Fremde Heiligtümer (Foreign Sacred Objects) was the title of the first exhibition of selected objects from the Religionskundliche Sammlung (Museum of Religions) at the Philipps University of Marbur
Philosophy (10 works) · History (8 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Asian Studies and History (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Islam (4 works) · Religious studies (4 works) · Geography (3 works)