| 09.15 |
Secularization
and sacralization: an interdisciplinary approach #2
Lecture
theatre,
Manor Road building
Danielle
Koning: 'Mission reversed: migrant churches in evangelism'
Hanneke
Minkjan: ' "The Oracle has spoken…" - Studying
divination rituals in Dutch neo-paganism'
Peter
Versteeg (in collaboration with Martin van der Meulen): 'Studying
prayer: methodological issues'
Anton
von Harskamp: 'Secularization and sacralization: some critical
reflections'
Respondent:
Martin Stringer
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Religion
in the media
Seminar
Room A,
Manor Road building
Jolyon
Mitchell: 'Media martyrdoms: reverberations, elaborations and
amplifications'
Nicholas
Buxton: 'A tale of two monasteries: reflection of religion and
society in reality TV'
Martin
van der Meulen: 'Immigrant churches and the public use of language
in Dutch media'
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Religion
and the secular in media and film
Seminar
Room C,
Manor Road building
Chi-Keung
Yam: 'A secular Gospel for a people marginalised in their own
home: Stephen Chow's recent films as cinematic parables for the
Hong Kong audience'
Chris
Deacy: 'Using theology and film to challenge the sacred/secular
divide'
Nuri
Tinaz: 'The Turkish media treatment of Pope Benedict XVI's visit
to Turkey'
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| 11:15 |
Religion
and the internet #2
Lecture
theatre,
Manor Road building
Katharine
Moody: 'Researching theo(b)logy: emerging Christian communities
and the online construction of identity, theology and society'
Tim
Hutchins: 'Creating Church on-line'
Karen
Parna: 'Believe in the Net: the sacred in utopian tales of the
internet'
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Theology
in and through popular culture
Seminar
Room A,
Manor Road building
Michael
Delashmutt: 'Religion-less in Seattle: exploring the practical
implications of techno-theology amongst information workers
Amy
Richards: 'Witness: a shared concept within Christian theology
and broadcast journalism'
David
Holgate: 'You've got to give yourself to it: reflections on the
spiritual significance of learning to dance in contemporary popular
culture'
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Religion
and popular music
Seminar
Room C,
Manor Road building
Stephen
Hughes: 'Play it again, Saraswathi: gramophone, religion and devotional
music in colonial South India'
Rupert
Till: 'The influences of religion on British club culture and
electronic dance music'
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