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Interdisciplinary Research Seminar in the Study of Religions
Type
: Seminar Series
Timing
: Fridays at 13.45
Organising department
:
Faculty of Theology and Religion
Friday 19 October 2018
13:45
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"In the Service of Democracy": Seularity and Subjectivity in Religious Literacy Discourse
Justine Ellis
(University of Oxford)
13:45
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Imagination or Liberation: The Role of Imaginative Visualization as Praxis in Jiva Gosvami's Sat-sandarbha
TBA
Friday 2 November 2018
13:45
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Land and Conversion in St. Augustine: Improving the Current Model
Steven Firmin
13:45
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The Anatomy of Unbelief: A Post-secular approach to the Scientific Study of Nonreligion
Mari Ovsepyan
Friday 16 November 2018
13:45
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On being interdisciplinary in religious studies
Stevan Velijkovic
13:45
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Machine Gun Prayer: the Politics of Embodied Desire in Pentecostal Worship
Naomi Richman
Friday 30 November 2018
13:45
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The iconography of Kurukulla: Wisdom, Love and magic in Tibetan Buddhism
Guzin Yener
13:45
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"Give glad tidings to the strangers": reflections on the role of 'strangers' in jihadist texts and in classical traditions
Nabeelah Jaffer
Friday 25 January 2019
13:45
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Life Itself and the Explanation of Religion
Professor Gavin Flood
(University of Oxford)
Friday 8 February 2019
13:45
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The Invention of Religion in Islam? Tracing the emergence of Grand Muftis
Dr Alex Henley
(University of Oxford)
Friday 22 February 2019
13:45
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The Martyrs of Cordoba in their Islamic Context
Professor Christian Sahner
(University of Oxford)
Friday 8 March 2019
13:45
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The virtues of lists: Chinese Buddhist scriptural catalogues as historiographical and religious texts
Professor Stefano Zacchetti
(University of Oxford)