FW: [Carv_aar] CARV Panels at the AAR 2017 (Boston)

 
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Date: November 2nd 2017

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Date: Thursday, November 2, 2017 at 3:40 AM
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Subject: [Carv_aar] CARV Panels at the AAR 2017 (Boston)

Dear all:

We are excited to share with you the Comparative Approaches to Religion and Violence's sponsored panels for the AAR conference in Boston, November 18-21, 2017.

The information is below and also attached as a PDF. We hope you are able to attend our panels.

Please note that we will inviting nominations for our steering committee at the business meeting, Sunday, 2:15pm at the Marriott Copley Place- Columbus I & II (First Level).

If you know of any other lists or AAR attendants that have an interest in the study of religion and violence, please feel free to forward them this information.

best,

Michael and Jamel
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Charges of Blasphemy in Religious Discourse

Co-Sponsored with the SBL Violence and Representations of Violence Unit

Saturday, 1:00PM – 3:30PM

Sheraton Boston-Hampton (Third Level)

 

Chair: Simon Zeldin

Respondent: Jennifer Bryson

  1. Kimberly Stratton, “The Ultimate Sacrilege—Deicide and the Paschal Lamb: Appropriating Exodus to Authorize Violence against Jews.”
  2. James Betitfils, “Apparently Other: Appearance and Blasphemy in the Ancient Christian Martyr Acts.”
  3. Benjamin Lappenga, “‘Formerly a Blasphemer and a Man of Violence’: First Timothy and the Othering of Jews.”

 

Trauma in Japanese Religion

Co-Sponsored with the Japanese Religions Unit

Sunday, 9:00AM – 11:30AM

Hynes Convention Center – 209 (Second Level)

 

Chair: Jessica Starling

Respondent: Akira Nishimura

  1. Kristina Buhrman, “Disasters Inscribed upon a Landscape: Buddhist Institutions, the Massed Dead, and the State in Pre-modern Japan.”
  2. Byoungdo Park, “Commemorating Trans-Sectarian Deaths: From Two Cases of Disasters in Early Modern Japan.”
  3. Paride Stortini, “The Silk Road ass the Way Home: Trauma, Memory, and Buddhism in the Art and Activism of Hirayama Ikuo.”
  4. Yuki Miyamoto, “Guilt Trip: Pilgrimage, Dark Tourism, and an Ethic of the Visitor at a Nuclear Disaster Site.”
  5. Levi McLaughlin, “From Pastoral Care to Victim Care: Toward a Genealogy of ‘Trauma’ in Contemporary Japanese Religion.”

 

Fantasy, Religion, and Violence

Panel and CARV Business Meeting

Sunday, 1:00PM – 2:30AM

Marriott Copley Place- Columbus I & II (First Level)

 

Chair: Michael Jerryson

Business Session Chair: Jamel Velji

  1. Christopher Rodkey, “You’ll Have to Pry Christendom from My Cold, Dead Hands: God’s Not Dead as Reverse Revenge Fantasy of Whiteness.”
  2. Michael Broyles, “Lest We Become Possessed: James Baldwin, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, and the Relationship between Myth and Violence.”
  3. Huan Jin, “Fantasy Disseminated: the Drama of Politics and Religion in the Taiping Rebellion.”

 

Religion and Conflict under the Trump Administration

Co-sponsored Roundtable

Monday, 1:00PM – 3:30PM

Sheraton Boston- Republic B (Second Level)

 

Chair: Julie J. Ingersoll

Participants:

  • Mark Juergensmeyer, University of California- Santa Barbara
  • Winnifred Sullivan, Indiana University
  • David Carrasco, Harvard University
  • Terrence Johnson, Georgetown University
  • Susan Hayward, Georgetown University
  • Nadia Marzouki, Harvard University

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Michael Jerryson
Associate Professor of Religious Studies
Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies
Youngstown State University
One University Plaza
Youngstown, OH 44555
330-941-3275; mjerryson@PROTECTED
www.michaeljerryson.com
Co-Founder/Co-Chair, AAR unit Comparative Approaches to Religion & Violence


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