We are pleased to announce that the official Symposium Handbook for the CICP Symposium and Research Dissemination 2025 is now available for download. It includes the full schedule, keynote information, presentation details, room assignments, selected abstracts, and access links for online participation.
Thank you to all presenters and participants for your contribution and enthusiasm toward this year’s symposium.
We are pleased to announce the Selected Abstracts for the Symposium and Research Dissemination themed “Beyond the Screen: Rethinking Media and Violence”
Congratulations to all presenters whose works have been selected. We also extend our deepest appreciation to everyone who submitted their abstracts. Each contribution reflects a strong commitment to advancing critical perspectives on media, violence, and the intricate ways they interact in contemporary society. Your engagement strengthens our shared mission to promote culturally grounded, socially responsive, and academically rigorous dialogue.
In the Module 2 Lecture 1 session, Dr. Zamzam delivered a lecture on the multisensory ethnographic approach in the digital era, particularly in anthropological research. Anthropological studies focus on the social construction of the senses, especially sensory perception in the process of socialization, which is not limited to merely physical or bodily perception. These socially constructed sensory perceptions have implications for the affective dimensions of individuals. In this context, the term affect refers to a general category of emotions and sensations that influence how we perceive and act upon the world, and it should be understood within the framework of social action.
Monday (21/07) — In a thought-provoking session of the 2025 Summer Course “Beyond Boundaries” hosted by CICP, psychology and culture came under fresh light with a lecture by renowned scholar Dr. Muhammad Zamzam Fauzanafi, M.A, delivered a lecture on the multisensory ethnographic approach in the digital era, particularly in anthropological research. Anthropological studies focus on the social construction of the senses, especially sensory perception in the process of socialization, which is not limited to merely physical or bodily perception. These socially constructed sensory perceptions have implications for the affective dimensions of individuals. In this context, the term affect refers to a general category of emotions and sensations that influence how we perceive and act upon the world, and it should be understood within the framework of social action.
