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| Embodiment
and Environment
Oxford Brookes University, Oxford,
UK
5-8 July 2005 |

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This conference is designed to bring together people working in
the areas of embodiment and environment. These two important topics
of contemporary concern have considerable areas of overlap, yet
there is a tendency for researchers to consider one with little
reference to the other. This conference offers the opportunity for
dialogue and creative exchange, and will initiate a new kind of
reflection on these subjects.
Embodiment: gender, sex, ethnicity, consciousness,
cognition, performance, sensuality, embodied knowledge, ritual,
disability, body practice, feminist aapproaches to religion and
philosophy, body theology, thealogy, therapy…
Ecology: paganism, goddess spirituality, ecotheology,
personalism, deep ecology, scientific approaches to the environment,
religious environmentalism, activism, cosmology, ethics, ecoeroticism…
Creative fusions and further suggestions welcome!
Invited Key Note Speakers
invited so far include:
Click here for Abstracts
The Conference will be held in Lloyd
Building on the Headington Campus.
Click here for the conference
programme
Click here to download a booking
form or contact Hollie Noonan: hrnoonan@brookes.ac.uk
Papers
To offer papers, send working title and short abstract
(150 words) to the conference
organisers Beverley Clack (bclack@brookes.ac.uk)
and Graham Harvey (g.harvey@open.ac.uk)
by 15 March 2005.
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