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The University of Chicago Theology Workshop provides a forum for an interdisciplinary discussion of meaning and religious discourse and practice. Papers are welcome from many perspectives (literary, historical, philosophical, etc.) that relate to this subject, which will be focused each quarter by a theme for conversation. Please contact athollander@uchicago.edu or maryemilyduba@uchicago.edu with questions, comments, and potential paper titles.
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Monthly Archives: April 2012
1 May–Discourse Destabilized: Theopraxis and Ministry
Please join the Theology Workshop for this quarter’s thematic panel presentation and discussion, “Discourse Destabilized: Theopraxis and Ministry,” Tuesday, May 1, 12:00-1:30, in Swift Hall 106 (note the unusual day). Theology is often conceived of as specialized discourse that occurs primarily in … Continue reading
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11 April–Thomas Aquinas on God and Evil
Wednesday, April 11, 4:30 PM Thomas Aquinas on God and Evil A collaboration of Lumen Christi, the Philosophy Department, and the Theology Workshop, featuring: Brian Davies, Fordham University Denys Turner, Yale University Michael Kremer, University of Chicago Swift Hall, Third … Continue reading
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9 April–Sam Shonkoff
Please join us for the first regular event of the Spring 2012 Theology Workshop: a presentation and discussion with Sam B. Shonkoff, PhD Student in History of Judaism; 12:00-1:20 PM, Monday, April 9th, Swift 201. “We Shall Do and … Continue reading
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