Still More Highlights
Saturday, 6:30-8:00 AAR Keynote: J. Lorand Matory, Lawrence Richardson Distinguished Professor, Department of Cultural Anthropology, Duke University, “Slavery in the Heart of Freedom: Race, Romance, and Religion through the Lens of BDSM
actually there's one more paper in that Sunday session
• Joseph Hellweg, Somatic Scripture in Song: Indigeneity & Islam in Ivory Coast, West Africa
(2/2)
• Panayotis League, – Scriptural Satire or Sonic Sacrilege? The Curious Case of Mamouzelos
• Ray Person, Jr., – Word Selection in Conversation, Oral Traditions, and Textual Transmission of the Hebrew Bible
• Shem Miller, – The Oral World of the Dead Sea Scrolls
More Conference Highlights:
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Sunday, 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
SBL/AAR Invited Panel: Scripture off the Page: Re-Imagining Religious Studies through Performance
• Matthew Goff, Florida State – Listening to Lost Voices: Singing, Teaching, and Studying in the Dead Sea Scrolls
More Highlights:
SBL Keynote, Friday 7:00-8:30. Prof. Musa Dube, Emory University “Prophets and Professors of the Bible at the Crossroads: Eco-Criticism, Pandemics, and Pedagogy Reimagined”
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• Jason Tatlock, Georgia Southern University – Suffering Messianism and the Dead Sea
Scrolls
• Alana Zimath, Florida State – Good vs. Bad Angels: Examining Angelic
Sources of Astronomical Knowledge in the Book Jubilees
• Matthew Goff, Are We Post-Pseudo-Jubilees Yet?
Some conference highlights:
Session 1: Friday, 4:45-6:45
SBL: Dead Sea Scrolls I
• Carmen Palmer, Stetson University – Appearances Can Be Revealing: Physiognomic
Representations and Generative Memories within the Dead Sea Scrolls and Beyond
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If you're nerdy: the Southeastern Regional annual meeting (virtual) for the SBL and AAR is this weekend! Registration: https://t.co/SrTYrWCNfw
Conference page: https://t.co/MXCodwBZk2
Conference highlights:
SBL Keynote : Musa Dube, "Prophets and Professors of the Bible at the Crossroads: Eco-Criticism, Pandemics, and Pedagogy Reimagined"
AAR Keynote : J. Lorand Matory, "Slavery in the Heart of Freedom: Race, Romance, and Religion through the Lens of BDSM"
Calling all nerds! The Southeastern regional AAR.SBL meeting will be held virtually at Florida State University on Mar. 11-13. You can register here (with a $10 registration fee for students): https://t.co/Gb2XEf2yIJ...
The Department of Religion at Florida State is having a Virtual Open House about our graduate program, on Dec. 10 (next Friday), for prospective applicants. Feel free to spread the word. Anyone who is interested in attending should email me ([email protected]).
Follow up tweet:
I am happy to report that the SBL Keynote speaker will be Musa Dube (Emory) and the AAR Keynote speaker will be J. Lorand Matory (Duke)
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Attention nerds:
Please consider submitting a paper proposal to the Southeastern Regional conference of the AAR/SBL. The deadline is Oct. 15. You can submit a proposal here:
https://t.co/uweKDjVGdU
The meeting will be virtual.
Calling all nerds: the Southeastern regional AAR.SBL will be held virtually at Florida State on Mar. 12-14. You can register here (with a $10 registration fee for students): https://t.co/mwAJahEYUj. The conference landing page is here: https://t.co/mPqkJcEdQC.
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Here is a new volume I edited along with my friends Matthew Goff and Greg Schmidt Goering. Essays from a group of excellent scholars, stemming from a conference held at Union Presbyterian Seminary (where I teach) and UVA.