We decided when we launched the Religious Studies Project that we wanted to have a reasonable amount of content available on the site before we started a major publicity push. Now that we have published our fifth podcast – David’s … Continue reading
Animism is often taken as referring to worldviews in which spirits are to be found not only in humans, but potentially in animals, in plants, in mountains and even natural forces like the wind. It was of central importance in … Continue reading
‘Managing Student Field Visits & Study Tours in the Study of Religion’ This is an HEA Subject Centre for Philosophical and Religious Studies Funded Event A Free One-Day Workshop at St Mary’s University College, Twickenham Saturday 10th March 2012 10.30-4.00pm … Continue reading
This summer school is a one-week course taking place from Sunday 26 August until Sunday 2 September (dates of arrival and departure). This year the programme will focus on the topic of Secularism(s) and Religion in Society. Topic It is … Continue reading
This year two workshops will be held supported by the Humanities Research Centre, University of York, UK. This first will be held at University College London on March 27 and the second at the University of York on July 17. … Continue reading
The Merits of Hybrid Theology By Gemma Gall, University of Edinburgh Published by the Religious Studies Project, on 10 February 2012 in response to the Religious Studies Project Interview with Donald Wiebe on the relationship between Religious Studies and Theology … Continue reading
Call for Papers for special issue on ‘Gender, Religion and Migration’ in new e-journal Religion and Gender http://www.religionandgender.org The special issue on Gender, Religion and Migration will look at the intersectional dimension of gender, ethnicity and religion where religion in … Continue reading
For students interested in a PhD-post in the very north of Sweden: There is one in religion, and others in other subjects of the humanities if one looks into the URL below. http://www8.umu.se/umu/aktuellt/arkiv/lediga_tjanster/313-23-35-12b.html
Thursday 23 – Friday 24 February 2012 Birkbeck, University of London, Organised by the Pears Institute for the study of Antisemitism. It will be the first in a series on Muslims and Jews: Citizenship, Identity and Prejudice in Europe, the … Continue reading
CDAS Conference 2012: Dying in the Digital Age 09-10 June 2012 Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institute (BRLSI), Bath, UK The University of Bath’s Centre for Death & Society (CDAS) announces its 2012 summer conference. Our conference last year, Death … Continue reading