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Dear friends and colleagues, This week we want to say goodbye to one of our fellows, present to you our next Screening Religion movie as well as two new Working Papers. We also want to direct your attention to a job offer and some conferences. Enjoy! |
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Screening Religion: Get – Der Prozess der Viviane AmsalemThe drama "Get – Der Prozess der Viviane Amsalem" tells the story of the fate of the Israeli Viviane Amsalem and her long, desperate struggle for a divorce from her husband Elisha in the Jewish Orthodox Rabbinical Court. Directed by Ronit and Shlomi Elkabetz (France, Israel, Germany 2014)
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New Working PapersWe want to announce the two latest publications in our Working Papers Series: #17 Heiner Roetz “On Subjectivity and Secularity in Axial Age China” #20 Nadja-Christina Schneider on “Tea for Interreligious Harmony? Cause Marketing as a New Field of Experimentation with Visual Secularity in India”
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CfA: University Lecturer in the Cultural History of ChristianityThe Leiden University Centre for the Study of Religion (LUCSoR) is advertising for a University Lecturer in the Cultural History of Christianity. Welcome are applications by scholars of religion with the ability to position Christianity in historical perspective, with sensitivity to socio-cultural context and local-global configurations, as well as an interest in linking the historical study of Christianity to contemporary, comparative, and theoretical issues in the study of religion. Deadline: 07 March 2020
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Conference on Christian Migration and DiasporaThe case studies discussed at the conference Migration and Diaspora as Topics of the Global History of Christianity aim to cover different periods in the history of Christianity. Focussing on aspects such as the spread, the transformation or the globality of Christianity, the conference seeks at the same time to shed light at often overlooked facets of this world religion and to insert them into the overall picture of church history. 25 – 26 March 2020 at LMU Munich
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Kolleg-Forschungsgruppe "Multiple Secularities - Beyond the West, Beyond Modernities" Nikolaistraße 8-10, 04109 Leipzig Mail: multiple-secularities@uni-leipzig.de |