Summer Intensive Programme in the Study of Religions 2007
19th August – 1st September 2007, Brno, Czech Republic
„Study of Religions in Central Europe“
19th August – 1st September 2007, Brno, Czech Republic
The third international
summer intensive programme in the Study of religions is supported by
the Erasmus network. Prospected participating institutes are from the
following countries: Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania,
Slovakia, Slovenia.
The Summer
IP is focused on contemporary issues of the academic study of religions
in the concerned area. These issues will be treated in various ways:
lectures, students’ presentations, discussions, excursions and workshops.
Participating students are encouraged to give a short (15-20min.) presentation
relating to some of the following topics:
- Intercultural contact and religious transformation
- Challenges of the 21st century: Religion and modern technologies
- Religious aspects of the relationships of majorities to ethnical minorities
- New approaches and methods in the study of religions
- Nationalism and religions in Central Europe
- New Religious Movements in Central Europe
- Adaptation of Eastern religions in Central Europe
- Situation of Islam in Europe
Contributions submitted during the Summer IP will be published electronically.
Apart from the studying programme
there will be also excursions to monuments and places related to religious
issues.
For the student participants following cost are fully covered:
- Refund of travel costs from the place of the home institution to Brno and return journey
- Accommodation in students hostel (double rooms), including breakfast. The hostel is situated in walking distance from the faculty where the lectures will take place.
- Subsistence money
- Costs related to excursions (travel costs, entrances)
For more information please see our website www.reuropa.org/ip2007. You can find information as well about the previous IP in Szeged in 2006.
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The print version of this Letter of Invitation can be downloaded here.