In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Political Theology Network presents the 2021 Winter Workshop Series online via Zoom. Workshops will be held weekly on Mondays from January 4 to March 1. We are excited to spotlight a range of papers from graduate students, junior faculty, and senior faculty on themes of Black mourning, biosecurity, extinction, death, vulnerability, and care.
Weekly meetings from January 4th to March 1st at 4:30 – 5:50 pm EST (unless otherwise noted)
Zoom link to the meeting circulated by email.
Email kathy.chow@yale.edu or mnickel@princeton.edu for more information or to join the email list.
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January 4 Nyle Fort (Princeton University): “A Rose from Canfield: Mike Brown’s Memorial and the Uprising in Ferguson”
January 11 (12 – 1:20 pm EST) Bianca Maria Esposito (Scuola Normale Superiore): “Immunity or Biosecurity: Reading the pandemic as a mutual relation between protection and obedience”
January 18 Beatrice Marovich (Hanover College): excerpt from Sister Death: Political Theology in an Age of Extinctions manuscript
January 25 Ashon Crawley (University of Virginia): TBD
February 1 Mary Hirschfeld (Villanova University): TBD
February 8 Ethan Schwartz (Villanova University): “Sick Bodies and Sick Societies: Reading Isaiah’s Social Critique amid Pandemic”
February 15 Kristyn Sessions (Villanova University): TBD
February 22 Linn Tonstad (Yale University): TBD
March 1 Fannie Bialek (Washington University in St. Louis): TBD
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