Conference Programme
The conference includes three keynote sessions and 9 panels with 3 speakers each.
Time |
Monday (1 July 2019) |
Tuesday (2 July 2019) |
Wednesday (3 July 2019) |
Interfaith Conference (4/5 July 2019) |
9.00 - 10.30 |
Session 3 with panels 2 + 3 | Session 7 with panels 8 + 9 | ||
10.30 - 11.00 |
Tea/coffee | Tea/coffee | ||
11.00 - 12.30 |
Registration open |
Session 4 with panels 4 + 5 |
Session 8: Keynote by Prof Leslie Francis |
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12.30 - 2.00 |
Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | |
2.00 - 4.00 |
Session 1: Alister Hardy Lampeter Lecture by Prof Ann Taves |
Session 5: Keynote by Prof Jeremy Carrette |
Departure or programme for delegates of the Interfaith conference |
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4.00 - 4.30 |
Tea/coffee |
Tea/coffee |
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4.30 - 6.00 |
Session 2 with panel 1 |
Session 6 with panels 6 + 7 |
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6.30 |
Drink reception followed by dinner |
Dinner |
The Religious Experience Research Centre Conference 2019 Programme
Panel 1:
Research at the Religious Experience Research Centre, with papers by Wendy Dossett, Marianne Rankin and Anne Morgan
Panel 2:
Types of Religious Experience, with papers by Melinda Powell, Mara Steenhuisen and Nicole Graham
Panel 3:
Dialogic approaches to the ethnographic study and written narratives of spirit mediumship and esoteric or religious phenomena (panel organised by Fabian Graham), with papers by Terence Palmer, Dirk Schlottmann and Fabian Graham
Panel 4:
Spiritual experience and health, with papers by Emili Pierini, Nicole Holt, and Olivia Luijnenburg
Panel 5:
Religious experience in different communities, with papers by Jennifer Uzzell, DR Ngwako Daniel Sebola and Julia Wright
Panel 6:
Shamanism and Mysticism, with papers by Paul Marshall, Tish Marrable and Zsuzsanna Szugyiczki
Panel 7:
Analysing religious and spiritual experience, with papers by Adam Powell, James Murphy and Alison Robertson
Panel 8:
Religious experience from a medical anthropological perspective, with papers by Simon Dein, Arjan Braam/ Annemarie Noort and Eva Ouwehand
Panel 9:
Religious experience and interfaith, with papers by Martin Lockley, Johnson Elijah Amamnsunu and Julia Kuhlin