Plusieurs AAC pour le colloque de The International Society for Religion, Literature and Culture, 11–13 septembre 2020 sur le thème de Transmutations and Transgressions (appels pour judaïsme, genre et religion, religion matérielle, islam, études religieuses, humanisme théologique…)
Étiquette : Religion matérielle
Etudes en religion matérielle
AAC pour la collection Bloomsbury Studies in Material Religion. Contacter Amy Whitehead (a.whitehead[at]yahoo.com ) ou Lalle Pursglove (Lalle.Pursglove[at]bloomsbury.com).
Publications (janvier 2017)
• Sadik J. Al-Azm, Secularism, Fundamentalism, and the Struggle for the meaning of Islam, 3 vol., Gerlach Press, 2017.
• Kristin Aune et Jacqueline Stevenson (dir.), Religion and Higher Education in Europe and North America, Routledge, 2017.
• Thomas Brose, Philipp W. Hildmann, Umstrittene Religionsfreiheit. Zur Diskussion um ein Menschenrecht, Peter Lang (Berliner Bibliothek), 2017.
• John Eade, Dionigi Albera (dir.), New Pathways in Pilgrimage Studies. Global Perspectives, Routledge, 2017.
• Jean-Marc Ferry, La raison et la foi, Paris, Pocket, 2016.
• Tim Hutchings, Joanne McKenzie (dir.), Materiality and the Study of Religion. The Stuff of the Sacred, Routledge, 2017.
• Mahir Şaul, José Ignacio Hualde (dir.), Sepharad as Imagined Community. Language, History and Religion from the Early Modern Period to the 21st Century, Peter Lang (Studies in Judaism), 2017.
• Tim Whitmarsh, Battling the Gods: Atheism in the Ancient World, Penguin Random House, 2017, 304 p.
Religion matérielle
Un appel à contribution est ouvert dans le cadre de la conférence annuelle du British Sociological Association, Material Religion, par Sociology of Religion Study Group (Durham University (UK), 9-11 avril 2013).
This conference will focus on the physical, material dimension of religious life and practice, one of the major themes of religious research over the last decade. Material forms express and sustain the human search for holiness, transcendence and identity, and attention to the physical can lead scholars to unique and valuable insights.
Commitment to religious communities is learned and displayed through relationships to clothing, food, ritual and decoration, in the home, workplace, street or place of worship. This event will encourage interdisciplinary discussion of the significance of material culture in contemporary religion, including the images and architecture of sacred places and the objects and practices of everyday life. Continuer la lecture de « Religion matérielle »