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Berkeley Lecture on Religious Tolerance

Between the World and the International: Thinking with Ottoman and Islamic Pasts

Berkeley Lecture on Religious Tolerance
Co-sponsored Event

November 11, 2016 / 10:00 am - 5:30 pm / Add to Google
7415 Dwinelle Hall

Two Day Workshop

DAY TWO (DAY ONE) This interdisciplinary workshop considers Ottoman/Islamic visions of the world that preceded or contended with our globalized notion of the international comprised of discrete, sovereign nation-states connected by seas. The objective is both to historicize and pluralize visions of the world, so as to grapple with our contemporary predicaments. We focus on […]

Between the World and the International: Thinking with Ottoman and Islamic Pasts

Between the World and the International: Thinking with Ottoman and Islamic Pasts

Berkeley Lecture on Religious Tolerance
Co-sponsored Event

November 10, 2016 / 9:30 am - 6:30 pm / Add to Google
7415 Dwinelle Hall

Two Day Workshop

DAY ONE (DAY TWO) This interdisciplinary workshop considers Ottoman/Islamic visions of the world that preceded or contended with our globalized notion of the international comprised of discrete, sovereign nation-states connected by seas. The objective is both to historicize and pluralize visions of the world, so as to grapple with our contemporary predicaments. We focus on […]

Between the World and the International: Thinking with Ottoman and Islamic Pasts

Colloquium: Of Mistakes, Errors, and Superstition: Wittgenstein's Remarks on Frazer

Berkeley Lecture on Religious Tolerance

February 24, 2016 / 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm / Add to Google
3401 Dwinelle Hall

Veena Das, Krieger-Eisenhower Professor of Anthropology, Johns Hopkins University

Veena Das is Krieger-Eisenhower Professor of Anthropology at the Johns Hopkins University. Before joining Johns Hopkins University in 2000, she taught at the Delhi School of Economics for more than thirty years and also held a joint appointment at the New School for Social Research from 1997- 2000.

Colloquium: Of Mistakes, Errors, and Superstition: Wittgenstein's Remarks on Frazer

More than Religious Tolerance: Self, Other, and Mysteries of Erotics

Berkeley Lecture on Religious Tolerance

February 23, 2016 / 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm / Add to Google
315 Wheeler Hall

Veena Das, Krieger-Eisenhower Professor of Anthropology, Johns Hopkins University

How does the language of the other seep into the imagination of one’s own mode of being-in-the-world? It is common to think of love and hate as mapped on the distinction between friend and enemy. However, drawing from the idea of the everyday as laced with fantasy, Das explores how the relations between Hindus and […]

More than Religious Tolerance: Self, Other, and Mysteries of Erotics

Proving Religion: What Evidence is Relevant?

Berkeley Lecture on Religious Tolerance

October 16, 2014 / 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm / Add to Google
3401 Dwinelle Hall

Winnifred Sullivan, Professor of Religious Studies and Law, Indiana University

All talk of special accommodations for religiously motivated persons, or separation of religion from government, presumes a capacity to give an account of what religion is. Often what counts as religion in such situations is implicit, largely by assumed analogy to majority religious traditions; often it is strategically deliberately left ambiguous. We shout at each […]

Tolerating the Church: Exploring the US Supreme Court's Ecclesiology

Berkeley Lecture on Religious Tolerance

October 15, 2014 / 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm / Add to Google
315 Wheeler Hall

Winnifred Sullivan, Professor of Religious Studies and Law, Indiana University

What is the church under modern secular law? Can it ever be constitutional for the US Supreme Court to refer to “the” church? Countless US laws give special legal privileges to churches—and, sometimes, by an imperfect analogy, to other religious groups or organizations. This lecture will explore the religious phenomenology—the political theology—of the US Supreme […]

Tolerating the Church: Exploring the US Supreme Court's Ecclesiology

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