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Subject:

Reading Spiritualities Conference, Religious Studies Lancaster

From:

Dawn Llewellyn <[log in to unmask]>

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Gender related to the study and practice of religion <[log in to unmask]>

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Fri, 26 Aug 2005 18:52:40 +0100

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I would be very grateful if you could forward this Call for Papers to any 
interested parties, members of your department and post-graduates.  
Many thanks for your time and help
Best Wishes
Dawn 


CALL FOR PAPERS
READING SPIRITUALITIES
Constructing and representing spiritualities through the medium of text: 
sacred, literary and visual

20-22nd January 2006
Hosted by the Department of Religious Studies, Lancaster University

KEY NOTE SPEAKERS
Michele Roberts, Ursula King & David Jasper

The reading, response, construction and representation of sacred, secular 
and cultural ‘texts’ have been always been a vital source in the quest for 
the spiritual.  This is true of new and emerging spiritualities as well as 
traditional religions.  While ‘spirituality’ is a fluid notion, sacred 
texts and literature, poetry, drama, art, cinema, dance, music are all 
forms of text through which ideas and images of the spiritual are manifest 
and through which the spiritual can be created. This conference will 
explore the interactions and connections between texts old and new, readers 
and spiritualities.  Further, this event also aims to discover ways in 
which texts are informed by the spiritual and how texts inform the 
spiritual.  How is the creative process a spiritual pursuit?  How do texts 
represent spiritual themes and identities?  How do texts create spiritual 
themes and identities? How are texts used to imagine the divine? What is 
the role of ‘reading’ texts in the search for religious and spiritual 
meaning?  What is the relationship between the text, reader and reading in 
the context of spirituality? 

This event will bring together creative writers, theorists from 
contemporary literature and literary theory, feminist and gender studies, 
new spiritualities, biblical studies, religious studies, history, and 
spiritual practitioners.  

Abstracts (300 words) are invited from theoretical, textual, empirical work 
and the creative arts from a wide range of disciplines and themes.

Deadline for abstracts: 31st  October 2005

Panels and non-traditional formats welcomed. 
If you would like any further information please contact:
Dr. Deborah Sawyer [log in to unmask] Tel: +44 (0)1524 592415
Dawn Llewellyn     [log in to unmask]  Tel: +44 (0)1524 594566


Dawn Llewellyn
Department of Religious Studies
Furness College
Lancaster University 
LA1 4YG
United Kingdom
+44 (0)1524 594566
READING SPIRITUALITIES CONFERENCE, Lancaster University, 20-22nd January 
2006
http://www.lancs.ac.uk/fss/events/spiritualities


http://www.lancs.ac.uk/fss/events/spiritualities

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