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For those interested, the details of the conference, including the programme and abstracts, will remain on-line until further notice. 13th
Conference of the Sacred Space Stirling,
Scotland What is sacred space? Does it refer to places that are set aside for particular religious purposes, or set aside because they have special associations with events in history in which the divine somehow touches the human? Or is all space sacred in a world in which everything is created by God? How does the work of artists – writers, painters, sculptors, photographers, film-makers, even musicians – relate to the sense of the sacred that we may feel in ourselves, in others and in the places we inhabit? As well as academic discussions in both literary and theological fields, such as biblical and postcolonial studies, this conference will offer panels on music, film and the visual arts. On Saturday evening, the conference banquet will be held in the Great Hall of Stirling Castle, followed by modern jazz trio Acoustic Triangle’s performance of a major new composition commissioned especially for the conference to take place in the Castle’s Chapel Royal. Plenary Speakers:
Tom Altizer (SUNY Stony Brook) Sponsors include: Literature
and Theology Panel Topics: • Literature
and Sacred Space • Difficult
Conversations: Contemporary Visual Art and Sacred Space • Film/Visual
Culture and Sacred Space • Sacred Space
and Architectural Imagination • Postcoloniality
and the Representation of Sacred Space • Cross-cultural
Issues: Sacred Space and Diasporic Literatures • Gender and
Sacred Space • Biblical
Studies and Sacred Space • The Religious
- the Holy - the Sacred: • Theological
Humanism: The Soul as Sacred Space • Music and
Sacred Space: A conversation w/ Acoustic Triangle
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