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When museums and religion collide. March 11, 2016. By Religion in museums. Tin tabernacle, anyone? March 2, 2016. By Religion in museums. Does Religion Belong in Museums? Wallace Collection Special Evening Event. Tuesday 22nd March, 2016. 6:30pm – 7:30pm. Lecturers: Aaron Rosen, Christoph Vogtherr. Telephone 44 (0)207 563 9500. Fax 44 (0) 207 224 2155. For disabled parking enquiries please call 44 (0) 207 563 9524. Tickets from the Wallace Collection website. March 2, 2016. By Religion in museums. Exhibi...
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When museums and religion collide. Daily Archives: August 14, 2015. August 14, 2015. By Religion in museums. Museum of Religion or Distillery? Palais Bénédictine at Fécamp. What other ‘religious’ attractions were intended – partly, anyway – as product promotions? Tiger Balm Gardens in Singapore and (formerly) Hong Kong come to mind – any others? Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. The Global Magazine of News and Ideas.
‘God(s) – A User’s Guide’ | Religion in Museums
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When museums and religion collide. 8216;God(s) – A User’s Guide’. June 8, 2015. By Religion in museums. One of the sorrows of museums is missing an exhibition one would have loved to have seen. Over two years ago the Petit Palais in Paris staged an exhibition ‘God(s) – a User’s Guide’. Details are at http:/ www.petitpalais.paris.fr/en/expositions/gods-a-users-guide – but be sure to look at the video, which is only in the French-language pages. The website’s archive describes the exhibition:. Paintings, s...
‘The Wealth of Nations: the Health of Society’: 60 Years of the Wolfson Foundation | Religion in Museums
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When museums and religion collide. The Wealth of Nations: the Health of Society’: 60 Years of the Wolfson Foundation. July 26, 2015. By Religion in museums. In June Neil MacGregor gave a typically masterly lecture at Wolfson College, Oxford, to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Wolfson Foundation. Here’s the link. And here’s what he had to say about the role of religion in museums, and of museum to religion:. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). A Global Hu...
BBC article: Why museums are the new churches | Religion in Museums
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When museums and religion collide. BBC article: Why museums are the new churches. August 7, 2015. By Religion in museums. From the BBC website. Why museums are the new churches. Like the cathedrals of bygone eras, galleries are now the ultimate buildings of our times and the way we use them mimics religious rituals, writes Jason Farago. By Jason Farago 16 July 2015. That would be Sunday: the day we used to reserve for another house of worship. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Musings ...
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Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion : May 2015
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Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion. A research blog following the trail of my PhD project on sacred heritage and heritagisation of religion. I also blog about Rome and the 17th century, since that is where my case study takes place. Digital humanities and digital history will appear in my blog, as will - occasionally - geeky stuff in general and the everyday ordeals of life in Academia. Tuesday, 26 May 2015. It belongs in a museum". But. why? The heritage super hero par préférence.
Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion : "It belongs in a museum". But... why?
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Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion. A research blog following the trail of my PhD project on sacred heritage and heritagisation of religion. I also blog about Rome and the 17th century, since that is where my case study takes place. Digital humanities and digital history will appear in my blog, as will - occasionally - geeky stuff in general and the everyday ordeals of life in Academia. Tuesday, 26 May 2015. It belongs in a museum". But. why? The heritage super hero par préférence.
Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion : Domesticating the Medusa
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Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion. A research blog following the trail of my PhD project on sacred heritage and heritagisation of religion. I also blog about Rome and the 17th century, since that is where my case study takes place. Digital humanities and digital history will appear in my blog, as will - occasionally - geeky stuff in general and the everyday ordeals of life in Academia. Wednesday, 26 February 2014. 336 columns, water, fish and coolness: Subterranean Istanbul magic.
Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion : March 2014
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Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion. A research blog following the trail of my PhD project on sacred heritage and heritagisation of religion. I also blog about Rome and the 17th century, since that is where my case study takes place. Digital humanities and digital history will appear in my blog, as will - occasionally - geeky stuff in general and the everyday ordeals of life in Academia. Wednesday, 12 March 2014. I Wish You Were Here: The art of displaying a loss. With this perspectiv...
Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion : February 2014
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Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion. A research blog following the trail of my PhD project on sacred heritage and heritagisation of religion. I also blog about Rome and the 17th century, since that is where my case study takes place. Digital humanities and digital history will appear in my blog, as will - occasionally - geeky stuff in general and the everyday ordeals of life in Academia. Wednesday, 26 February 2014. 336 columns, water, fish and coolness: Subterranean Istanbul magic.
Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion : Holy headlessness. Beheading, death and various afterlives of sacred sculptures
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Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion. A research blog following the trail of my PhD project on sacred heritage and heritagisation of religion. I also blog about Rome and the 17th century, since that is where my case study takes place. Digital humanities and digital history will appear in my blog, as will - occasionally - geeky stuff in general and the everyday ordeals of life in Academia. Wednesday, 14 January 2015. Old and sacred matter the way I grew up seeing it in Sweden: broken, d...
Faith in Suburbia Opens at St Thomas the Apostle Church, Hanwell, W7 | faith in suburbia
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Reflections on the geographies of faith and suburbia. 8216;Highway to Heaven’ Paper published. Faith in Suburbia comes to Our Lady and St Joseph’s Church in Hanwell →. Faith in Suburbia Opens at St Thomas the Apostle Church, Hanwell, W7. September 13, 2013. The church is open daily from 8-5pm. It is also open this weekend as part of London Ride and Stride http:/ www.rideandstrideuk.org/. Http:/ www.thomashanwell.org.uk/. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. 8216;Highway to Heaven’ Paper published.
Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion : January 2015
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Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion. A research blog following the trail of my PhD project on sacred heritage and heritagisation of religion. I also blog about Rome and the 17th century, since that is where my case study takes place. Digital humanities and digital history will appear in my blog, as will - occasionally - geeky stuff in general and the everyday ordeals of life in Academia. Wednesday, 14 January 2015. Old and sacred matter the way I grew up seeing it in Sweden: broken, d...
Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion : I Wish You Were Here: The art of displaying a loss
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Holy Smoke. A PhD blog about heritagisation of religion. A research blog following the trail of my PhD project on sacred heritage and heritagisation of religion. I also blog about Rome and the 17th century, since that is where my case study takes place. Digital humanities and digital history will appear in my blog, as will - occasionally - geeky stuff in general and the everyday ordeals of life in Academia. Wednesday, 12 March 2014. I Wish You Were Here: The art of displaying a loss. With this perspectiv...
Museum revival | Public Historian
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History on the web, in the museum, and beyond. April 1, 2015. Posted by Suzanne Fischer under museums. There’s been an interesting recent surge of interest in exhibiting religion in museums, particularly history museums. I’m part of an NCPH Working Group this year on Religion, Historic Sites and Museums. The National Museum of American History just had a symposium. On religion in early America. With an exhibit on the topic to open in 2017. F or some time. That Old Time Religion. A previous opening had be...
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Duiske Abbey and the Deacon’s cure for skin cancer. June 26, 2015. I grew up with stories of a man called ‘the Deacon’. His name was pronounced DAY-ken and I’m not even sure if it was ‘the Deacon’ or simply ‘Deacon’. He wasn’t a religious deacon as far as I know but … Continue reading →. Tagged Coffee On High. Herbal remedies for skin cancer. Ireland’s Marriage Referendum and Religion. May 25, 2015. Tagged Catholic Church in Ireland. February 25, 2015. Education Is Not A Crime. To Light a Candle. Today i...
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Religious Education in Italy 2011. Friday, 8 July 2011. We have now safely checked into our Rome hotel on Via Cavour. If you wish to reach your loved one you can dial: 011 39 064870270 and ask to be transferred to his/her room. Highlights included: Guided walking tour of Assisi, candle ceremonies, profound classes, entering into the Basilica of San Francesco, a 2KM pilgrimage from the hotel to upper Assisi, meaningful prayers, yoga by the pool, amazing meals, laughs, jokes and some fun times in between!
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Sunday, October 13, 2013. Sacrifice of Piety in the Plot of "Viridiana". Although the sacrifice is largely internal, two things in the plot serve as symbols to further demonstrate the ritual of sacrificing piety: Don Jaime's house and the treatment of Viridiana's religious objects. Viridiana's religious objects can represent her pious mindset. They are treated with reverence at the beginning of the film, as they are placed upon a cloth that she is sitting/kneeling in front of. Sound and a False Dichotomy.
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Religión. 1º Bach B. Inmaculada Niña. Granada
Lunes, 27 de febrero de 2012. Dentro de las diferentes respuestas al sentido de la vida, una de ellas es la que propone el humanismo, especialmente los filósofos de los siglos XIX y XX. En el libro de texto se nos proponen las figuras de Ludwing Feuerbach, Sigmund Freud, Friedrich Nietzsche, Albert Camus o Emmanuel Mounier. Nosotros vamos a agregar la figura de Karl Marx. A continuación os colocaré una serie de presentaciones y enlaces de Internet que os pueden servir:. Una presentación en la que encontr...
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When museums and religion collide. August 14, 2015. By Religion in museums. Museum of Religion or Distillery? Palais Bénédictine at Fécamp. What other ‘religious’ attractions were intended – partly, anyway – as product promotions? Tiger Balm Gardens in Singapore and (formerly) Hong Kong come to mind – any others? August 7, 2015. By Religion in museums. BBC article: Why museums are the new churches. From the BBC website. Why museums are the new churches. By Jason Farago 16 July 2015. July 26, 2015. Nathal...
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