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. Two papers at a time are available for download. |
| 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 |
