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Hi there,
I have been following your messages. i teach at a communication Institute in India, with specialisation in International law. My ph.d is connected to biodiversity and iprs, where as I am engaged with religious and other groups working on gender and human rights. In communication, I have written and taught on representation of women in films, tv,media monitoring and human development, etc. I have consulted for a gender and media project- ANWIC, of WACC in India.
If my trip is sponsored, I do not mind viewing 2 Indian films - Bandit Queen and Chandni Bar (on barmaids in India), with perspectives on feminist aesthetics, the dynamic of violence in the media and the 'killing' of women's self to intersperse with it.
Do get back to me if this is fit.
Regards, Shashi
(Dr. Ms. Shashi Gurpur-Murphy
Assistant Professor,
Manipal Institute of Communication, Press Corner, Manipal 576119, Ph: 0091-8252-571903/571902(fax)), India)
Do let me know.
Revd Dr Carrie Pemberton <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Dear list,I am forwarding you another piece of personally depressing reading where on the subject of creativity not one senior woman has been found to speak to the subject - perhaps anyone with a paper which is in some shape to get presented at such a colloquium might like to get in touch with the colloquium facilitator.Carrie PembertonRevd Dr Carrie Pemberton
Research Associate
Centre for International Studies
University of Cambridge
01954 267199
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A colloquium sponsored by the Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts
Over the Waters: Creation, Creativity and Discovery
30 March - 2 April 2003 / St Andrews, Scotland
with
Richard Bauckham (Wardlaw Professor & Professor of New Testament Studies, University of St Andrews) -
'Creation - biblical and theological perspectives'
Jeremy Begbie (Lecturer in Theology, University of Cambridge/University of St Andrews) -
'Bach, Discovery and Invention'
Phillip Blond (Lecturer in Religious Studies, St Martin¹s College, Lancaster) -
'Beauty and the eye of the beholder'
Trevor Hart (Professor of Divinity, University of St Andrews)-
'Creation and copyright : the added value of human artistry'
Michael Northcott (Reader in Christian Ethics, University of Edinburgh)-
'The Consumption of Art or the Inescapable Relation of Beauty to Truth and Goodness'
Anthony O¹Hear (Professor of Philosophy, University of Bradford)-
'Evolution and Aesthetics'
Eric Priest (Wardlaw Professor & Gregory Professor of Mathematics, University of St Andrews )-
' Discovery and Creativity in Science'
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What is the nature of human creativity?
How is it related to the doctrine of God as Creator?
What does it mean to exercise creativity responsibly in our dealings with the world?
The colloquium will explore the relationship between the poetic and the heuristic, testing the claim made by Paul Ricoeur and George Steiner (among others) that in our complex symbolic engagements with the human world we invent¹ in both senses of the word. Our approach will be deliberately inter-disciplinary -- drawing upon biblical, philosophical, theological, scientific, ethical & aesthetic perspectives -- to inform what will nonetheless be an unashamedly theological engagement with our theme.
In addition to papers and discussion, the colloquium will include evening receptions, a guided exhibition viewing and a musical performance.
Registration: £40; £20 for students
To register, contact Dr Steven R Guthrie
[log in to unmask] / St Mary's College / St Andrews, KY16 9JU / 01334 462841
For more information, see the conference web page at
http://www.st-and.ac.uk/institutes/itia/otw.html
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