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SUMMARY:Foundations & Fluidity - 20th Anniversary Conference of the International Society for the Study of Religion\, Nature\, and Culture (ISSRNC)
DESCRIPTION:20th Anniver­sary Con­fer­ence of the\nInter­na­tion­al Soci­ety for the Study of Reli­gion\, Nature\, and Cul­ture (ISSRNC) \nOcto­ber 10–14\, 2026 | Casa Artom\, Venice\, Italy \nDead­line for Pro­pos­als | March 15\, 2026 \nFoun­da­tions and Flu­id­i­ty will mark the 20th anniver­sary of the Inter­na­tion­al Soci­ety for the Study of Reli­gion\, Nature\, and Cul­ture (ISSRNC)—a mile­stone not only for the Soci­ety but also for the emerg­ing field of Reli­gion and Nature/Ecology. Over the past two decades\, this field has matured into a vibrant area of inter­dis­ci­pli­nary schol­ar­ship\, with sev­er­al grad­u­ate pro­grams now train­ing researchers and schol­ars. Our con­fer­ences pro­vide essen­tial spaces for these schol­ars to col­lab­o­rate\, build net­works\, and work­shop their research. \nThrough­out the mod­ern era\, many of the social\, polit­i­cal\, and epis­te­mo­log­i­cal struc­tures that humans have regard­ed as sta­ble “foun­da­tions” have begun to liq­ue­fy under the pres­sures of the con­tem­po­rary polycrisis—climate dis­rup­tion\, colo­nial lega­cies\, impe­ri­al­ism\, and the glob­al­iza­tion of neolib­er­al cap­i­tal­ism. As Zyg­munt Bau­man argues in his con­cept of “liq­uid moder­ni­ty\,” modernity’s sup­pos­ed­ly sol­id insti­tu­tions and sys­tems are giv­ing way to a con­di­tion in which foun­da­tions are no longer fixed but shift­ing\, erod­ing\, or reform­ing in unpre­dictable ways. This is as true of reli­gious insti­tu­tions and epis­te­molo­gies as it is of eco­log­i­cal\, eco­nom­ic\, and polit­i­cal sys­tems. \nThe con­fer­ence theme takes inspi­ra­tion from these dynam­ics. We invite reflec­tion on how eco­log­i­cal\, cul­tur­al\, polit­i­cal\, reli­gious\, and epis­te­mo­log­i­cal struc­tures are being test­ed\, erod­ed\, and recon­fig­ured in an increas­ing­ly flu­id world. Here flu­id­i­ty is not just about water\, it is also about iden­ti­ties\, dis­place­ments\, polit­i­cal con­tes­ta­tions\, and eco­nom­ic restruc­tur­ing. \nThe 20th anniver­sary con­fer­ence of the ISSRNC pro­vides an ide­al oppor­tu­ni­ty to revis­it and reassess the foun­da­tions of the field of Reli­gion and Nature/Ecology. We gath­er at a moment when both lit­er­al and metaphor­i­cal foun­da­tions are shift­ing: glac­i­ers are melt­ing\, polit­i­cal sys­tems are buck­ling\, and the epis­te­mo­log­i­cal struc­tures that have under­gird­ed mod­ern knowl­edge pro­duc­tion are under strain. Venice offers a pow­er­ful space to con­sid­er these transformations—a city defined by both its endur­ing foun­da­tions and its per­pet­u­al nego­ti­a­tion with flu­id­i­ty. \nAs schol­ars work­ing at the inter­sec­tions of reli­gion\, nature\, and cul­ture\, this con­fer­ence invites us to think with and through these dynam­ics: to explore the chal­lenges and pos­si­bil­i­ties that emerge as foun­da­tions liq­ue­fy\, and as new forms of resilience and mean­ing-mak­ing arise in their wake. \nIn the spir­it of address­ing such issues from a vari­ety of per­spec­tives\, the ISSRNC invites pro­pos­als that illu­mi­nate themes relat­ed to foun­da­tions (broad­ly con­ceived)\, human rela­tion­ships with flu­id­i­ty (includ­ing water\, epis­temic shifts\, and social trans­for­ma­tions)\, and resilience-based solu­tions. \nWe wel­come schol­ar­ly work on reli­gion\, nature\, and cul­ture from any dis­ci­pli­nary per­spec­tive across the social sci­ences and human­i­ties. \nIn addi­tion\, we specif­i­cal­ly invite paper or pan­el pro­pos­als relat­ed to the theme Foun­da­tions and Flu­id­i­ty which address the fol­low­ing: \nCos­molo­gies\, Ontolo­gies\, and Ecolo­gies of Flu­id­i­ty \n\nCrit­i­cal reflec­tions on the study of reli­gion and nature;\nThe­o­ret­i­cal and method­olog­i­cal assump­tions that have shaped the field\, and/or impor­tant inter­ven­tions that have shift­ed its foci;\nAtten­tion to phys­i­cal and/or cul­tur­al foun­da­tions of adap­ta­tion and resis­tance;\n\nEcolo­gies of Flu­id­i­ty \n\nCase stud­ies that illu­mi­nate spir­i­tu­al dimen­sions of respons­es to cli­mate-induced water dis­as­ters;\nDif­fer­en­tial access to water and oth­er resources based on eth­nic­i­ty\, race\, or class;\nNar­ra­tives and/or direct actions that sub­vert dom­i­nant water man­age­ment prac­tices;\nDis­cours­es of plen­ty or abun­dance in reli­gious texts\, inter­pre­ta­tions\, or prac­tices;\nRit­u­al and sym­bol­ic dimen­sions of water in var­i­ous con­texts\, includ­ing adap­tive prac­tices in chang­ing con­di­tions;\nCom­mu­ni­ty-scale resources and response pro­to­cols for unan­tic­i­pat­ed weath­er events;\nThe role of water in tra­di­tion­al eco­log­i­cal knowl­edge sys­tems;\nEco­mod­ernist respons­es to water crises\, real and imag­ined;\nExtrac­tion of water resources\, and the use of water in oth­er extrac­tive tech­nolo­gies and prac­tices;\nWater as a tool of war.\n\nCul­tur­al and Reli­gious Respons­es \n\nInquiries into inter­sec­tions of reli­gion\, gen­der\, sex­u­al­i­ty\, abil­i­ty\, and embod­i­ment with the con­fer­ence themes\, espe­cial­ly in rela­tion to era­sure\, silenc­ing\, and absence;\nReflec­tions on the scholar’s role in pre­serv­ing foun­da­tions\, fos­ter­ing inno­va­tion\, and enhanc­ing resilience.\n\nInter­dis­ci­pli­nary Reflec­tions \n\nReflec­tion on bar­ri­ers to inter­dis­ci­pli­nary inquiry;\nDis­cus­sion of meth­ods and prac­tices for engag­ing across dis­ci­plines;\nExplo­rations of dif­fer­ences between trans- and inter­dis­ci­pli­nary approach­es;\nCase stud­ies exam­in­ing cli­mate change impacts and con­flicts over resources.\n\nVenice is an appro­pri­ate place for a dis­cus­sion of these themes. The con­fer­ence will be held at Casa Artom in the heart of Venice\, Italy. Par­tic­i­pants are encour­aged to secure their own lodg­ing as ear­ly as pos­si­ble\, as space in the city cen­ter is lim­it­ed. The Inter­na­tion­al Pro­pos­al Review Com­mit­tee (IPRC) encour­ages and will also con­sid­er pro­pos­als on oth­er top­ics relat­ed to the con­fer­ence themes. We wel­come pro­pos­als from schol­ars across the arts and human­i­ties\, nat­ur­al and social sci­ences\, invit­ing all researchers broad­ly engaged with the nexus of reli­gion\, nature\, and cul­ture.
URL:https://remid.de/termine/foundations-fluidity-20th-anniversary-conference-of-the-international-society-for-the-study-of-religion-nature-and-culture-issrnc/
LOCATION:Casa Artom\, Venedig\, Italien\, Dorsoduro\, 699/700\, Venezia VE\, 30123\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Konferenz,Tagung
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SUMMARY:20th Anniversary Conference of the International Society for the Study of Religion\, Nature\, and Culture (ISSRNC)
DESCRIPTION:Foun­da­tions and Flu­id­i­ty will mark the 20th anniver­sary of the Inter­na­tion­al Soci­ety for the Study of Reli­gion\, Nature\, and Cul­ture (ISSRNC)—a mile­stone not only for the Soci­ety but also for the emerg­ing field of Reli­gion and Nature/Ecology. Over the past two decades\, this field has matured into a vibrant area of inter­dis­ci­pli­nary schol­ar­ship\, with sev­er­al grad­u­ate pro­grams now train­ing researchers and schol­ars. Our con­fer­ences pro­vide essen­tial spaces for these schol­ars to col­lab­o­rate\, build net­works\, and work­shop their research.
URL:https://remid.de/termine/20th-anniversary-conference-of-the-international-society-for-the-study-of-religion-nature-and-culture-issrnc/
LOCATION:Casa Artom\, Venedig\, Italien\, Dorsoduro\, 699/700\, Venezia VE\, 30123\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Konferenz
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261024
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SUMMARY:Religious Literacy and Religious Pluralism: New Directions for Research
DESCRIPTION:This mul­ti­dis­ci­pli­nary sym­po­sium brings togeth­er inter­na­tion­al experts on reli­gious lit­er­a­cy and reli­gious plu­ral­ism to dis­cuss future direc­tions in the field. Some of the ques­tions we seek to exam­ine include (but are not lim­it­ed to): How to best define reli­gious lit­er­a­cy? Does reli­gious lit­er­a­cy work and how can we know if it works? What is the rela­tion­ship between reli­gious lit­er­a­cy and reli­gious plu­ral­ism? How are reli­gious lit­er­a­cy and pow­er inter­twined?
URL:https://remid.de/termine/religious-literacy-and-religious-pluralism-new-directions-for-research/
LOCATION:University of Helsinki\, Fabianinkatu 33\, Helsinki\, Finland
CATEGORIES:Konferenz,Symposium
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SUMMARY:Was ist ein Kontext? Kulturwissenschaftliche Perspektiven aus Theologie und Religionswissenschaft
DESCRIPTION:Der Begriff „Kon­text“ gehört zu den zen­tralen Begrif­f­en der Geistes‑\, Kultur‑\, Sozial- und Reli­gion­swis­senschaften. Zugle­ich bleibt häu­fig unklar\, was genau unter einem Kon­text ver­standen wird. Ist Kon­text der his­torische\, soziale\, materielle oder kul­turelle Hin­ter­grund eines Phänomens? Entste­ht Kon­text erst durch Inter­pre­ta­tion? Welche Rolle spie­len Medi­en und Mate­ri­alien bei der Her­stel­lung und Verän­derung von Kon­tex­ten? Und wie bee­in­flusst das jew­eilige Kon­textver­ständ­nis wis­senschaftliche Forschung? \nIns­beson­dere in der Interkul­turellen The­olo­gie und Reli­gion­swis­senschaft wird der\nBegriff häu­fig ver­wen­det\, um die Ein­bet­tung religiös­er Prak­tiken\, Diskurse und Wis­sens­for­men in kul­turelle\, gesellschaftliche und his­torische Zusam­men­hänge zu beschreiben. Gle­ichzeit­ig zeigen aktuelle Entwick­lun­gen in den Medi­en­wis­senschaften\, dass Kon­texte nicht nur gegeben sind\, son­dern durch medi­ale Prozesse\, tech­nis­che Infra­struk­turen und kom­mu­nika­tive Prak­tiken kon­tinuier­lich erzeugt\, verän­dert und neu ver­han­delt wer­den. \nIn dem Work­shop soll daher der Begriff des Kon­textes selb­st zum Gegen­stand der Reflex­ion gemacht wer­den\, um seine Bedeu­tung für aktuelle Forschung­spro­jek­te zu disku­tieren. \nOrgan­i­sa­tion und Leitung:\nProf. Dr. Clau­dia Jah­nel (Uni­ver­sität Ham­burg)\, Prof. Dr. Ste­fanie Burkhardt (Uni­ver­sität Ham­burg)\, Dr. Simon Wies­g­ickl (FAU Erlan­gen-Nürn­berg) \nAblauf\nFre­itag\, 23.10.2026\n11–15 Uhr: Erste Work­shoprunde (Gorch-Fock-Wall 7\, Fach­bere­ich Evan­ge­lis­che The­olo­gie UHH)\n17.00–19.30 Uhr: Abend­ver­anstal­tung (Impulsvorträge zum The­ma „Kon­text“ von Andreas Nehring\, Ursu­la Baatz und Michael Biehl mit Book Launch „Reli­gion– Macht–Kultur“ und Sek­temp­fang\, St. Ans­gar-Haus\, Ham­burg) \nSam­stag\, 24.10.\,\n9–13 Uhr: Zweite Work­shoprunde (Gorch-Fock-Wall 7\, Fach­bere­ich Evan­ge­lis­che The­olo­gie UHH) \n  \nIm Work­shop stellen Pro­movierende und Post­docs aus den Fäch­ern Interkul­turelle The­olo­gie und Reli­gion­swis­senschaft ihre aktuellen Forschung­spro­jek­te vor. Im Zen­trum ste­ht dabei nicht primär der Forschungs­ge­gen­stand\, son­dern die Frage: „Wie ver­ste­he ich Kon­text in meinem Forschung­spro­jekt?“ \nDie Teil­nehmenden sind ein­ge­laden\, in kurzen Präsen­ta­tio­nen (ca. 10–15 Minuten) zu erläutern: \n\nWelch­er Kon­textbe­griff ihrer Forschung zugrunde liegt\,\nwelche Kon­texte für ihren Unter­suchungs­ge­gen­stand rel­e­vant sind\,\nwie „Kon­text“ method­isch und the­o­retisch erfasst wird\,\nwelche Her­aus­forderun­gen oder Fra­gen sich aus der Beschäf­ti­gung mit dem\nKon­text ergeben.\n\nPro­movierende und Post­docs\, die gern die Frage nach dem Kon­text für ihr eigenes aktuelles Forschung­spro­jekt reflek­tieren und gemein­sam disku­tieren wollen\, reichen bitte ein kurzes Abstract (200–500 Wörter) ein\, aus dem her­vorge­ht\, an welchem Pro­jekt gear­beit­et wird und wie das The­ma „Was ist ein Kon­text?“ reflek­tiert wer­den soll. \nWir laden ins­beson­dere auch inter­na­tionale Nach­wuchs­forschende zu Ein­re­ichung und Präsen­ta­tion ein. Abstracts und Präsen­ta­tio­nen sind willkom­men in Deutsch oder Englisch. \nSchick­en Sie die Abstracts bis zum 15.8.2026 unter Angabe Ihres Namens\, Pro­jek­t­ti­tels und Ihrer insti­tu­tionellen Anbindung an:\nstefanie.burkhardt@uni-hamburg.de \nEine Rück­mel­dung erfol­gt bis zum 31.8.2026.
URL:https://remid.de/termine/was-ist-ein-kontext-kulturwissenschaftliche-perspektiven-aus-theologie-und-religionswissenschaft/
LOCATION:Universität Hamburg
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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