Konferenzen, Tagungen
The Sacred in the Secular in European Literature
Beginn
13.10.2017
Deadline Anmeldung
22.09.2017
Modern Humanities Research Association Postgraduate and Early Career Conference
Programme
10:00 Registration/Coffee
10:30 MHRA Presidential Address and Keynote Lecture
Professor Judith Ryan (Harvard): Time, Space and Sacred-Secular Configurations in Modern European Poetry
11:30 Session 1
Panel 1: Moments of Mystery
Valeria Taddei (University of Oxford), The Sacred Mind: William James and Modernist Epiphany
Sara Helen Binney (University of East Anglia), Creating ‘a space for the mystery’: Resacralizing in the Twenty-First Century
Panel 2: Self and Other
Delphine Calle (Ghent University), The amour racinien: Between Self-Love and Divine Love
Marie C. Chabbert (University of Oxford), A (Post)secular Age? Thinking Religion Beyond Transcendence with Gilles Deleuze
12:30 Lunch
13:30 Session 2
Panel 3: Between Faith and Doubt
Nathan Llywelyn Munday (Cardiff University and Aberystwyth University), The Welsh Hymn: Sacred or Secular?
Ellen Pilsworth (University College London), ‘Dutschke shows the wounds / Eiffe heals’: Christianity and Anti-authoritarianism in West Germany, 1968
Steffie Van Neste (Ghent University), Between the Secular and the Sacred: Radical Scepticism in the Works of Alexandre Dumas
Panel 4: Political Poetry
Esther van Raamsdonk (University of Exeter), The Secular in the Sacred: Milton’s Dutch Satan
Anneleen Van Hertbruggen (University of Antwerp), Religious Discourse in the Propaganda Poetry of Gerhard Schumann: A Reinterpretation of Christian Faith of Nazi Purposes
Sam La Védrine (University of Nottingham), A Bit of Faith in Ecology: Sublime Paradoxes in Michel Deguy’s (Trans)Figurations
15:00 Tea/Coffee
15:30 Session 3
Panel 5: Living in the Sacred
Rey Conquer (University of Oxford), Liturgy and Architecture: Dom Sylvester Houédard and Hugo Ball
Emily Holman (University of Oxford), ‘No great statement about reality […] can be static, like simple information’: Reality through Language in Marilynne Robinson (and Beyond)
Michael D. Rose (University of Exeter), Living with the Inexpressible: A Literary Wittgenstein
17:00 Close
Programme
10:00 Registration/Coffee
10:30 MHRA Presidential Address and Keynote Lecture
Professor Judith Ryan (Harvard): Time, Space and Sacred-Secular Configurations in Modern European Poetry
11:30 Session 1
Panel 1: Moments of Mystery
Valeria Taddei (University of Oxford), The Sacred Mind: William James and Modernist Epiphany
Sara Helen Binney (University of East Anglia), Creating ‘a space for the mystery’: Resacralizing in the Twenty-First Century
Panel 2: Self and Other
Delphine Calle (Ghent University), The amour racinien: Between Self-Love and Divine Love
Marie C. Chabbert (University of Oxford), A (Post)secular Age? Thinking Religion Beyond Transcendence with Gilles Deleuze
12:30 Lunch
13:30 Session 2
Panel 3: Between Faith and Doubt
Nathan Llywelyn Munday (Cardiff University and Aberystwyth University), The Welsh Hymn: Sacred or Secular?
Ellen Pilsworth (University College London), ‘Dutschke shows the wounds / Eiffe heals’: Christianity and Anti-authoritarianism in West Germany, 1968
Steffie Van Neste (Ghent University), Between the Secular and the Sacred: Radical Scepticism in the Works of Alexandre Dumas
Panel 4: Political Poetry
Esther van Raamsdonk (University of Exeter), The Secular in the Sacred: Milton’s Dutch Satan
Anneleen Van Hertbruggen (University of Antwerp), Religious Discourse in the Propaganda Poetry of Gerhard Schumann: A Reinterpretation of Christian Faith of Nazi Purposes
Sam La Védrine (University of Nottingham), A Bit of Faith in Ecology: Sublime Paradoxes in Michel Deguy’s (Trans)Figurations
15:00 Tea/Coffee
15:30 Session 3
Panel 5: Living in the Sacred
Rey Conquer (University of Oxford), Liturgy and Architecture: Dom Sylvester Houédard and Hugo Ball
Emily Holman (University of Oxford), ‘No great statement about reality […] can be static, like simple information’: Reality through Language in Marilynne Robinson (and Beyond)
Michael D. Rose (University of Exeter), Living with the Inexpressible: A Literary Wittgenstein
17:00 Close
Quelle der Beschreibung: Information des Anbieters
Forschungsgebiete
Literatur und Theologie/ReligionswissenschaftenDas Heilige
Links
Einrichtungen
University of London (UL)
Institute of Modern Languages Research (IMLR)
Beitrag von:
Redaktion avldigital.de
Datum der Veröffentlichung:
12.12.2018
Letzte Änderung:
12.12.2018