Events

Correction:* In session three, the Religion and Ecology reading group will discuss Julie Cruickshank’s Do glaciers listen?: local knowledge, colonial encounters, and social imagination (University of Chicago Press, 2005).

Dr Jeremy Fogel, Tel Aviv University will share his research on Mendelssohn on Semiotics and Religious Pluralism—part of the Jewish Studies seminar series, convened by Dr Daniel Weiss.

We welcome Yoav Schaefer (Princeton) for a joint session with the Faculty of Divinity’s Religious Studies seminar.

Bringing together a diverse group of professionals – anthropologists, historians, theologians, philosophers, artists, and activists – for a day-long series of talks and art interventions.

Cambridge Divinity students take turns to outline research spanning diverse dimensions of socio-religious interaction in/on South Asian landscapes. With Guest convenor Dr Saad Ismail.

Paul Hedges, Associate Professor in Interreligious Studies at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (NTU, Singapore) presents as part of the Religious Studies seminar series.

Dr Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz, LSJS will share her research on the religious lives of Orthodox Jewish women—part of the Jewish Studies seminar series, convened by Dr Daniel Weiss.

Speaker: Kaleem Hussein

Details to be added.

Part of the IRR Seminar series.

A one-day symposium organised by student members of the Cambridge Interfaith Forum.

The Cambridge Interfaith Programme is pleased to partner with LSE Religion & Global Society researchers for a one-week academic summer school addressing Religion and Climate Futures.

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