Re: Re: Development of the Critical Theory of Religion and Society (CTRS)

 
From: "Seyed Javad seyedjavad@PROTECTED [Center for Critical Research on Religion Listserve]" <ccrr_listserve@PROTECTED>
Subject: Re: Re: Development of the Critical Theory of Religion and Society (CTRS)
In-Reply-To: Re: Development of the Critical Theory of Religion and Society (CTRS)
Date: April 23rd 2019
Dear Rudolf
Thanks for sharing this. Hope you are doing well. I wish you all the best in this year and years to come.
Shalom/Salaam/Peace
seyedjavad

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From: rsieb3@PROTECTED rsieb3@PROTECTED [Center for Critical Research on Religion Listserve] <ccrr_listserve@PROTECTED>
Sent: 22 April 2019 15:52
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Subject: [CCRR_Listserve] Re: Development of the Critical Theory of Religion and Society (CTRS)
 
 
From: rsieb3@PROTECTED
Dear Warren:
Since you participated once in our International course on the "Future of Religion" in the IUC,  Dubrovnik, and  since you were interested in discovering the dialectical elements in the  sociology of Max Weber,I have attached for you our new article on the evolution of our "Critical Theory of Religion and Society ( CTRS) from1946 - 2019, or dialectical religiology,  which is being published in London. I thought you and our  common friends may be interested. Enjoy!
Best   Passover  Greetings and Wisches for you and your dear Family ,
your Rudi ,
from the 
House of Peace  
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From: Warren S Goldstein goldstein@PROTECTED [Center for Critical Research on Religion Listserve] <ccrr_listserve@PROTECTED>
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Sent: Mon, Apr 22, 2019 11:18 am
Subject: [CCRR_Listserve] Generations in Dialogue program at USC

 
From: goldstein@PROTECTED

 

The Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies at the University of Southern California (USC) is seeking applications for its Generations in Dialogue (GID) program about the Sociology of Religion.

The GID program involves a widely-recognized senior Catholic scholar sharing his or her time, expertise, and wisdom with several junior scholars in the same or related disciplines. Over a two-year period these scholars convene for four weekend dialogues that include discipline-specific discussions, personal reflection, shared prayer, and presentations from distinguished scholars and public intellectuals.  Besides benefitting from two years of mentorship, junior scholars will establish relationships with other dedicated scholars in their field.

A generous stipend is included. Early-career (pre-tenure and dissertation stage) social scientists are eligible. Applications are welcome from anyone interested in a substantive and critical engagement with Catholicism’s multiple intellectual traditions

For more information and an application:

https://ifacs.com/programs/generations-in-dialogue/

 

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