Secondly,
we would like to forward to you some noteworthy information that has been made
public by Mara Roscio, representing the board of CISSR, concerning the
association´s third annual meeting:
“Dear
colleagues and friends,
On behalf
of the organizing committee of the CISSR - Italian Centre for Advanced Studies on
Religions, it is a great pleasure to inform you that the call for papers for
the Third Annual Meeting on Christian Origins (September 29 – October 1, 2016 )
is officially open. It is now possible, therefore, to register online and
submit a paper proposal: see the page “How to Participate” (Italian version: “Comepartecipare”)
- N.B.:
The call for papers closes on April 30, 2016.
As in the
past years, the conference will take place in the nice location of Bertinoro (a
small and picturesque village near Bologna and Ravenna) and will be hosted by
the CEUB - University Residential Centre of Bertinoro. The Centre has its own
conference facilities, including a variety of office and meeting spaces,
accommodation and canteen.
The Annual
Meetings on Christian Origins wish to provide a space for scientific debate on
the historical Jesus, the history of the early groups of Jesus’ followers, and
the interpretation of early Christian writings (1st and 2nd cent.), as well as
other cognate fields of inquiry. The meetings take the form of “Programme
Units”, coordinated by specialists and young researchers. Papers are expected
from a wide range of perspectives. This year we will feature panels on topics
such as:
- Ancient Intellectual Culture
- Anthropology of Religious
Forms and Identities
- Apocryphal and Canonical
Gospels: Their Sources and Reciprocal Relations
- Archaeology and Christian
Origins
- Christ Groups and Ancient
Associations
- Christian Origins: Modern
Myths and Historical Representations
- Discussion of Recent Books
- Early Groups of Jesus’
Followers
- Gospel of Thomas, Nag Hammadi,
and Gnosticism
- Historical Jesus
- History of the Research on
Jesus in Modern and Contemporary Times
- Jewish History and Hellenistic
Judaism
- Mark and the Other Gospels
- Methodological Questions:
Memory, Cognitive Studies, Sociology, Anthropology
- Methods for the Study of
Documentary Papyri
- Re-Dating the Early Christian
Texts
- Religious Practices and
Experiences in Hellenistic-Roman Judaism and Early Christianity (2nd cent.
BCE – 4th Century CE)
Hoping you
can join us in Bertinoro...
Best
Regards
Mara
Rescio”
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