The Conference on Contemporary Pagan Studies 2004 |
Making a place for ourselves: Contemporary Pagan Studies and current theory |
Friday November 19, 2004 |
San Antonio, Texas, USA |
| We recorded the papers at the conference and will be slowly making them available. No papers are currently available for download. If you are interested in getting copies of the audio recordings, please contact Cat (cat@paganstudies.org). |
| The Conference on Contemporary Pagan Studies 2004 will be held the day before the opening of the American Academy of Religion's Annual Meeting in San Antonio, Texas, USA. |
| This year we have modified the format to allow for 5 papers, each with 20 minutes for presentation and 10 minutes for questions and discussion. |
| We have two special panels planned. One will be on Publishing in Pagan Studies and the other will be devoted to discussing Michel York's book Pagan Theology. |
| You can view an abstract of each paper by clicking on the name. Use your browser's back key to return to the schedule. |
| 9:00AM | Sign in |
| 9:30AM | Welcome |
| 9:45AM | Neo-Pagans Need Theology Too Beth Dougherty and Jeffrey Kupperman |
| 10:15AM | Being at Home in Nature: A Levinasian Approach to Pagan Environmental Ethics Barbara Jane Davy |
| 10:45AM | Coffee Break |
| 11:00AM | Publishing in Pagan Studies Panel Chas Clifton: Writing an Article for Peer Reviewed Journals Wendy Griffin: Turning a Dissertation into a Readable Book Graham Harvey: Editing Anthologies in Pagan Studies Erik Hanson (AltaMira): Writing a Book Proposal |
| 12:15 PM | Lunch |
| 2:00PM | Wiccan Epistemology: Occult Knowledge and Process Thought Constance Wise |
| 2:30PM | Cyberhenge: An Executive Summary Douglas E. Cowan |
| 3:00PM | Witches in Wonderland: Neo-Pagans, Civil Society and Citizenship Jane Leverick |
| 3:30PM | Coffee Break |
| 3:45PM | Pagan Theology: a discussion of Michael York's book Reviewers: Chas Clifton, Robert Puckett, and Grant Potts |
| 5:30PM | Closing |
