Convened by: Werner Jeanrond (UK), Ward Blanton (UK)
Location: 14-16 October 2009, Glasgow, United Kingdom
Religious Transformation; Technical Embodiment; Post-secularization Thesis; Communicative Networks; Technology and Subjectivity.
Recent transformations of religious identities within Europe demand new conceptual models of the relationship between religion and communicative technologies. Challenging earlier assumptions that religion and technology stand in an antagonistic relationship, this network considers technologically induced spiritualities, the role of new media in the resurgence of religion, and the social and philosophical implications of the way religion and communicative technologies are more intimately intertwined than we have previously imagined.
(for information purposes only - this meeting is not open to the public)