Doamna conferențiar univ. dr. Mihaela Pop va participa la conferința internațională „Religions in the public sphere” organizată de Universitatea „Adam Mickiewicz” din Poznan, Polonia, în perioada 24-26 iunie. Titlul intervenției: „Religious art and its deviated forms during the transition from the communist regime in Romania”.
Programul conferintei:
International Conference
„Religions in the Public Spheres”
Poznan 24-26 June 2010
Main conference venue: Poznan, Mielżynskiego Street No 27/29.
Accomodation: University Hotel, “Jowita” Poznan 60-813, Zwierzyniecka Street No 7, tel. +48 (0)61 866 12 77
Program of Events
Thursday 24 June 2010
9,00- 10,15 Opening Session
9,00-9,15 Opening Ceremony
Moderator: Tadeusz Buksinski
9,15-10,15 Wilhelm Schmidt- Biggemann ( Free University of Berlin):
How Political Theology brought Religion back into the Public Sphere
10,15-10,30; Coffee Break
10,30-11,00: John Farina ( George Mason University, Washington),
Arguments for Religion in Contemporary Civil Society
11,00- 11,30: Tomka Miklos ( Catholic University in Budapest),
Religiosity as motivation for social commitment
11,30-11,45 Coffee Break
11,45 – 12,15: Maciej Ziemba (European Centre of Solidarity, Gdansk)
Seven Theses on Religion, Democracy and Open Society
12,15-12,45; Evanggelos Moutsopoulos ( Academy of Athens),
Artistic Creativity: An Immanent Value reflecting Transcendence
13,00. 14-30 Lunch
Moderator: Edward Alan
15,00 – 15,30: Tadeusz Buksinski ( Adam Mickiewicz University),
The Legal and Social Status of Churches in the Monoreligious Countries
15,30- 16,00: Sergey Nizhnikov (Peoples Friendship University of Russia,
Moscow),
The Problem of the Status of Religion in Russian Society Today
16,00- 16,15; Coffee Break
16,15- 16,45; Mihaela Pop ( University of Bucharest),
Religious Art and its deviated forms during the transition from
the communist regime in Romania
16,45-17,15; Gennadii Korzhov, (Makeyevka Institute of Economics and Humanities,
Donetsk),
Normative Legitimization of Religious Values : On the Specificity of Religious
Life in Ukraine
17,15-17,30; Coffee Break
17,30-18,00; Yaroslav Pasko ( State University, Donetsk),
Religious and Secular Values: Pre-modern and Modern Dimensions
18,00-18,30: Xiao Li ((Sun Yat-sen University, Adam Mickiewicz University),
On the Significance of Christians to the Construction of Chinese Public Sphere
19,00 Dinner
Friday 25 June 2010
Moderator: Tomka Miklos
9,00- 9,30; Manuel Jimenez-Redondo (State University,Valencia)
Religion and public sphere; Remarks on the Discussions Habermas-Ratzinger
9,30-10,00 ; Andrew Cummings ( Mount Angel Seminary, Oregon),
Religions in the Public Spheres. Remarks on Habermas’ View
10,00- 10,30; Janis Ozolins ( Australian Catholic University),
Religious and Moral Values in a Consumer Society- A Christian Perspective
10,30-10,45 Coffee Break
10, 45- 11,15: Jan Hartmann, (Jagiellonian University, Krakow),
Religiosity vs Modernity
11,15- 11,45; Piotr Juchacz, ( Adam Mickiewicz University),
National and Transnational Public Spheres and their Content
11,45-12,15; Joachim Heil ( Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz),
Religious Phenomena in Pop-Culture and the Question of Personal
Commitment
12,15- 12.30; Coffee Break
12,30-13,00: Urlich Steinworth (Bilkent University Ankara, University of Hamburg),
The Conception of God in Modern Cosmology and the Society of Religion
13,00- 13, 30; Valery Goryunov ( St Petersburg State Polytechnic University)
Religions and Science: overcoming alternatives
13,30-14,30; Lunch
Moderator: Piotr Juchacz
15,00-15,30; Edward Alan ( Notre Dame University Zouk Mosbeh, Lebanon),
Religion in the Public Sphere: What the World can still learn from Lebanon
15,30- 16,00; Paulo Conceicao Faria ( University of Kent at Canterbury),
Pope Benedict XVI’s Visit and Revival of the Angolan Public Sphere
16,00-16,15; Coffee Break
16,30- 17,00; Yuriy Pochta ( Peoples Friendship University of Russia, Moscow);
Muslims between Liberalism and Fundamentalism: Problem of Islamic
Civil Society
17,00 – 17,30; Azhar Ibrahim ( National University of Singapore),
Malay-Muslim Religious Discourse in Singapore: The Assertions of Religious
Elites and Activists in Public Sphere
17,30-18,00; Mohammed Maarouf (Chouaib Doukkali Univ. El Jadida Morocco),
From Fundamentalism to Islamism: Models of Cultural Resistance
in Morocco
18,30- Dinner
Saturday 26 June 2010
Moderator: John Farina
9,00-9,30; Wilhelm Graeb ( Humboldt University, Berlin),
Each Person a Special Case . Transformation of Religion in Modern Societies
9,30-10,00; Erwin Bader ( University of Vienna),
Die Seligpreisungen. Ihre Reform der praktischen Vernunft konnte die Krise
der Sekularen Gesellschaft uberwinden
10,00-10,30; Tomasz Raburski (Adam Mickiewicz University),
Secularizing Effects of Legal Systems in Liberal Democracies
10,30-11,00; Bart Labushagne (Universiteit Leiden),
Towards a new relationship: private, public and sacred
11,00 -11,15: Coffee Break
Moderator: Gennadii Korzhov
11,15-11,45; Edwin George ( University of Madras),
Indian Polity and Implications of Indian Democratic Secular Attitude
11,45-12,15; Bommireddipali Bhanusree ( Andhra University Visakhapatnam),
Attainment of Harmony in Human Life: A Paradigm of the Religious Life
in Dayalbagh
12,15- 12,45; Seema Bose (University of Delhi),
Religions in the Public Sphere; Some Considerations in the Indian Context
12,45-13,00; Coffee Break
13,00- 13,30; David Xinsheng Wang (Fudan University, Shanghai),
Outline of Some Observations and Reflections on the Religions in China Today
13,30- 14,00; Hu Yeping ( CRVP, Washington),
Asian Wisdom
14,00 – 14,30; Michal Katafiasz ( Buddhist Community, Poznan)
The Spiritual Identity in the Public Life
14,30-15,00 Closing Meeting
15,00- 15,45; Lunch
16.00–17,30, Guided Tour around Poznan Old Town
18,00 Dinner