Paper Religion: Affordances and Uses in Christian Practices 1400 - 1800
| From: | Th 27-05-2021 |
| Until: | Sa 29-05-2021 |
| Where: | Online |
From 27 to 29 May, the Centre for Religion and Heritage of the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies is hosting "Paper Religion: Affordances and Uses in Christian Practices 1400 - 1800."
An international interdiscipinary scholarly symposium on the medium of paper, its affordances, and uses during a period of transition in early modern Christianity. Speakers bring into conversation different religious groups sharing a common dependency on paper for the distribution of new visual and textual cultures: from prints to drawings, from emblem books to sacred music.
Keynote speaker: David Morgan
(Duke University)
Closing Address: Ann-Sophie Lehman
(University of Groningen)
The symposium will take place online.
Registration is free.
For the programme, registration, and other queries: paperreligion2021 gmail.com
(registration deadline: 21 May 2021)