Welcome to the 6th Nordic Conference for Philosophy of Religion (CFP) - Oslo 31 May- 2 June 2017
Ward Blanton (Kent), Jon Stewart (Harvard), Jayne Svenungsson (Lund), Philipp Stoellger (Heidelberg), Dorthe Jørgensen (Aarhus), Safet Bektovic (Oslo), Sami Pihlström (Helsinki), Svein Aage Christoffersen (Oslo)
Further information on the conference site: Critique, Protest, and Reform (pdf)
Call for Papers
The NSPR invites papers and abstracts by scholars from all over Europe to its conference on Critique, Protest, and Reform: The Reformation 1517-2017 and its Significance for Philosophy, Politics, and Religion.
Topics and keywords
- CRITIQUE: On Certainty / Critique of Reason / Transcendence, Spirit, and Phenomenology / Image and Perception
- PROTEST: Freedom and Liberation / Justice and Justification / Political Domination and Religious Re-formation
- REFORM: Formatting Religion / Paul and the Philosophers / Text, Truth, and Terror / History of the Hidden God
Deadline: Abstracts up to 300 words are due by January 31st to Marius Timmann Mjaaland
About Nordic Society for Philosophy of Religion
The Nordic Society for Philosophy of Religion (NSPR) is an international and inter-disciplinary network, affiliated with the European Society for Philosophy of Religion (ESPR) and the International Philosophy of Religion Association (IPRA).
NSPR organises biennial conferences in the Nordic countries, in Oslo (2007), Reykjavik (2009) Copenhagen (2011), Stockholm (2013), Helsinki (2015) and Oslo (2017).
Together with the ESPR we organise biennial European conferences, including the conferences on Sacrifice (Oslo 2008) and Evil (Uppsala 2016).
Conferences
August 25-28, 2016
Evil. University of Uppsala, Sweden. Organized by Ulf Zakariasson
May 31-June 2, 2017
Critique, Protest, and Reform. University of Oslo. Organized by Marius Timmann Mjaaland
Board
For any questions concerning the NSPR in your country or region, please contact one of the 6 board members:
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Marius Timmann Mjaaland - University of Oslo (Norway)
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René Rosfort- University of Copenhagen (Denmark)
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Jonna Bornemark - Södertörn University College (Sweden)
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Sigridur Gudmarsdottir - University of Iceland (Iceland)
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Sami Pihlström - University of Helsinki (Finland)
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Anne Kull - University of Tartu (Estonia)
Affiliated Institutions
Denmark
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University of Copenhagen, Center for Subjectivity Research
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University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Theology: Contact Carsten Pallesen
- University of Aarhus, Faculty of Theology: Contact Sven Andersen
- Pedagogic University of Denmark, Department of Philosophy: Contact Henrik Vase Frandsen
Estonia
- University of Tartu, Faculty of Theology: Contact Anne Kull
Finland
- Academy of Åbo, Faculty of Theology
- University of Helsinki, Faculty of Theology
Iceland
- University of Iceland, Faculty of Philosophy: Contact Sigridur Thorgeirsdottir
Latvia
- University of Riga, Faculty of Theology: Contact Normunds Titans
Lithuania
- University of Vilnius, Center for Religious Studies and Research: Contact Rita Serpytyte
Norway
- University of Oslo, Faculty of Theology: Contact Marius Timmann Mjaaland
- MF Norwegian School of Theology: Contact Jan-Olav Henriksen
Russia
- State St. Petersburg University, Department of Philosophy of Religion and Religious Studies: Contact Marianna Shakhnovich
Sweden
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Södertörn University College: Contact Hans Ruin
- University of Göteborg, Department for Religious Studies: Contact Ola Sigurdson
- University of Lund, Faculty of Theology: Contact Erica Appelros
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University of Uppsala, Faculty of Theology: Contact Ulf Zakariasson