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Public Event:
29-30 September -
Faith, Justice and the Earth:
An InterFaith Conference
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Schedule
SATURDAY, October 1
Seminary Hall
8:30-
8:50am |
Breakfast |
8:50-
9:30am |
Introductions |
9:30-
10:35am |
Anne Primavesi, Birkbeck College, University of London
The Original Gift--and Our Response to It.
Respondent: Rosemary Radford Ruether |
10:35-
11:40am |
David
Wood, Vanderbilt University
Econstruction: The Greening of Postmodernity.
Respondent: Mark Wallace |
11:50am-
12:55pm |
Dan
Spencer, University of Montana
"Only Connect!" Exploring the Praxis of Ecological Restoration
for Insights into Postmodern Understandings of Nature and Humanity-Nature
Relationships.
Respondent: Jay McDaniel |
1:00-
2:00pm |
Lunch |
2:00-
3:05pm |
Mark
Wallace, Swarthmore College
Sacred Land Theology: Green Spirit, Deconstruction, and
the Question of Idolatry in Contemporary Earthen Christianity.
Respondent: Chris Boesel |
3:05-
4:10pm |
Anna
L. Peterson, University of Florida
Talking the Walk: A Practice-Based Environmental Ethic as
Grounds for Hope.
Respondent: Dan Spencer |
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Break |
4:25-
5:30pm |
Catherine
Keller, Drew University
The Genesis Collective: Grounds vs. Foundations of Ecotheology.
Respondent:
Anne Primavesi
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7:45-
8:45pm
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Private Prayers/Public
Rituals: Singing Mask Ceremony
[Open to the Public] |
SUNDAY, October 2
Seminary Hall
8:30-
9:00am |
Breakfast |
9:00-
10:05am |
Kate Rigby,
Monash University
Contra Constructivism: Apprehending Earth's Agency in
the Topography of the Sacred.
Respondent: David Wood |
10:10-
11:15am |
Glen
Mazis, Penn State Harrisburg
Lessons for Ecotheology? The Blurred Boundaries of Humans,
Animals and Machines.
Respondent: Marion Grau |
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Break |
11:30am-
12:35pm |
Laurel
Kearns, Drew University
Cooking the Truth: Faith, the Market, and the Science of Global
Warming.
Respondent: Anna Peterson |
12:35-
2:00pm |
Lunch and Announcements |
2:00-
3:15pm
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Closing Discussion |
MONDAY, October 3
Mead Hall, Wendel Room
8:30-
9:00am |
Breakfast |
9:00-
10:30am |
Session 1:
Luke Higgins, Drew University. Redirecting the Gaze of Eco-Theology: Towards
A Deleuze-Guattarian Micro-Pneumatology of Spirit-Dust.
Barbara Muraca, University of Greifswald. Healing Bifurcations Throughout
the Modern Ontology of Nature.
Antonia Gorman, Drew University. Surrogate Suffering: Paradigms of Sin, Salvation,
and Sacrifice within the Vivisection Movement. |
11:00am-
12:30pm
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Session 2:
Matthew Bersagel Braley, Emory University. Towards the Sources in Our Midst:
Exploring the Use of Ethical Sources in the Commitment to Ecological and Economic
Justice.
Kevin J. O'Brien, Emory University. The Natures of Biodiversity: Theological
Naturalism at the Intersection of Science and Ethics.
Michael Llewellyn Humphreys, Drew University. Elaborating the notion of
non-human agency.
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12:30-
1:30pm
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Lunch
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1:30-
3:00pm
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Session 3:
Whitney A. Bauman, Graduate Theological Union. A
Social Ecofeminist Evaluation of The Universe Story.
Benjamin Stewart, Emory University. “See
Good Itself if You Can:”Augustine on Seeing God in
Creation.
Cecil Marshall, Drew University. Scandinavian Immanentalism. |
3:30-
5:00pm
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Session 4:
Richard Bohannon, Drew University. The Politics of
Being Human.
Matthew Immergut, Drew University. Overcoming Alienation:
Connecting to and Constructing Natures.
David B. Wright, Drew University. Feral Philosophy?:
Towards a Relational Phenomenology of Human/Nature. |
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Drew Transdisciplinary Theology Colloquium Series
For more information, contact Rick Bohannon.
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