Noesis

Noesis is a graduate journal @CamDivinity facilitating new conversations between philosophical theology, systematics, and the arts.

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Our final seminar of the academic year is on 13 May at 12 noon - 2pm. We hope you’ll join us!

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Lent Seminar Announcement!

A big thank you to our three brilliant speakers last term. We’re meeting again this term, on Monday, 4 March from 12 noon-2pm in the Lightfoot Room.

Join us for three exciting papers by Michael, Edward and Lia + tea/coffee and biscuits.

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Call for papers for the second Noesis seminar of the academic year!

Submission deadline: 9 February

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Noesis Seminar announcement!

Join us in the Lightfoot Room on 20 November, 12 noon - 2pm for three exciting papers and some tea/coffee and biscuits.

We hope to see many of you there!

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Call for papers for the Michaelmas Noesis Seminar!

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Call for papers for our Michaelmas Seminar coming up soon!

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Introducing the 2023/4 Noesis team!

We are happy to announce that the editors this year will be Katy McCulloch and Isabel Jahnke.

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Isabel’s PhD work investigates Karl Barth’s engagement with Ludwig Feuerbach’s theory of religion.

Her research interests beyond this project lie in the fields of Philosophy of Religion, Christian Theology, Patristics, Philosophy of Language, and Epistemology.

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Happening today! Do come by and listen to some poetry and share in reflections and friendship. Drinks to follow.

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Introducing the speakers:

Dr Elizabeth Powell

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She has recently completed a second postdoctoral position for a Templeton-funded project, ‘Phenomenology of Theological Practice: Modelling Enquiry and Poiesis’, and continues teaching in the area of Theology and the Visual Arts for the University of Notre Dame in London.

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Looking forward to our poetry and theology event next week! Introducing our speakers:

Jonathan Chan

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He is the author of the poetry collection going home (Landmark, 2022) and Managing Editor of https://t.co/h02YGVRSH4. His poetry and essays have appeared in Ekstasis, Inheritance, The Yale Logos, and the Ethos Institute for Public Christianity. See https://t.co/0rIj9zHOHT.

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Really excited for our last event of the term! Rowan Williams describes Chan’s work as having “a rare, vivid, sensitive, precise voice.” His poetry is remarkable, and we’re so looking forward to hearing it in discussion with Elizabeth Powell!
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