Association canadienne des études patristiques
(ACÉP)/ Canadian Society of Patristic Studies
(CSPS)
Volume 27, no. 1 (April/avril 2003)
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RECONSIDERATIONS: A CONFERENCE
ON CONTEMPORARY
AUGUSTINIAN SCHOLARSHIP
On the occasion of the 2003 St. Augustine Lecture
by
Peter Brown
Rollins Professor of
History
Princeton University
Sponsored by Villanova University and Augustinian Studies,
in
collaboration with the Patristic Institute Augustinianum, Rome,
Italy
December 4 - 6, 2003
Villanova University
Villanova, Pennsylvania
Scholars who study the figure, history, and thought of
Augustine of
Hippo find themselves compelled to deal with Peter
Brown's important
work Augustine of Hippo: A Biography (1967,
2000). Its publication
almost four decades ago marked a
new era in Augustinian scholarship,
making it a reference point
and signaling a virtual renaissance in the
study of the Bishop
of Hippo, then and still today. On the occasion of
the
2003 St. Augustine Lecture by Prof. Brown, Villanova University
is
sponsoring an International Conference that will examine the
current
state and future prospects for Augustinian
scholarship.
Thursday, December 4, 2003, 7:30
P.M.
2003 St. Augustine Lecture by Prof. Peter
Brown
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Friday, December 5, 2003
Morning session:
Augustine and the Practice of Theology
Presenters: Lewis Ayres
(Emory), Carol Harrison (Durham), Michael Cameron (U. of
Portland)
Response: Eugene TeSelle (Vanderbilt)
Afternoon session: Augustine, Roman Africa, and the
Construction of Christianity
Presenters: E. Ann Matter (U.
Penn.), Eric Rebillard (CNRS), J. Patout Burns (Vanderbilt)
Response: Susanna Elm (Berkeley)
Saturday, December 6, 2003
Morning session: Augustine on the
Human Being and Christ
Presenters: Robert Dodaro (Rome),
Mathijs Lamberigts (Leuven), John Cavadini (Notre Dame)
Response: James Wetzel (Colgate)
Afternoon
session: Augustine on Conversion, Asceticism, and Authority
Presenters: Conrad Leyser (Manchester), George Lawless (Rome), Liz Clark
(Duke)
Response: Robin Lane Fox (Oxford)
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For
Information:
http://augustinian.villanova.edu/reconsiderations/program.htm
| AUTRE RENSEIGNMENT/ OTHER
INFORMATION |
The following position may be of
interest to recent PhD graduates with a background in English literature and a
specialization in the history of
Christianity, including
patristics:
Department of English
University of British
Columbia
Postdoctoral Position
This position is attached to the
Canada Research Chair in Literature / Christianity and Culture held by Dr. Mark
Vessey of the Department of
English at the University of British Columbia. It
is expected that the successful applicant will combine a background in English
literature with
a developed interest in religious and/or cultural studies.
(For the CRC project description, see
www.english.ubc.ca/faculty/vessey/index.htm.)
Responsibilities:
Under
the supervision of Dr. Vessey, the appointee will:
conduct
his/her own research;
assist the chair holder with his
research;
teach the equivalent of one 3-credit course per
term, by taking individual
responsibility for courses
and/or by team teaching with Dr. Vessey;
assist with
activities related to the CRC, e.g. conference
organization,
liaison with visiting
scholars.
Qualifications Required:
Ph.D. in English and/or other
literature(s), or in another relevant disciplines, received within the last 3
years;
interdisciplinary training and interests; proven research skills;
ability to work collaboratively; teaching experience.
Other Details:
Starting Date: July 1, 2003 or as soon as possible
thereafter.
Appointment period: initially for one year, renewable for a
second year if performance merits.
Salary: CDN $33,000 plus
benefits.
To apply, send a letter outlining your reasons for being
interested in the position, a curriculum vitae, and copies of up to 3
publications to:
Dr. Gernot R. Wieland, Head, Department of English,
University of British
Columbia, 397-1873 East Mall, Vancouver, B.C., V6T 1Z1,
Canada.
In addition, please have 3 letters
of reference emailed to
margaret.tom-wing@ubc.ca
We must receive
applications and letters of reference by Thursday, 15 May 2003.
UBC hires
on the basis of merit and is committed to employment equity. We encourage all
qualified persons to apply. Applications must identify
citizenship or
immigration status.
Mark Vessey
Associate Professor
Canada
Research Chair in Literature / Christianity and Culture
Senior Fellow, Green
College
Department of English
University of British
Columbia
397-1873 East Mall
Vancouver, BC
Canada V6T
1Z1
604-822-4095 (phone)
604-822-6906 (fax)
www.english.ubc.ca/faculty/vessey/index.htm
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Our society welcomes as a new member:
Dr. Donna M. Altimari Adler
St.
Xavier University
Assistant Professor
madler@sxu.edu
Marie-Pierre
Bussières
Université Laval
chargée de cours, stagiaire post-doctorat
mpbussieres@hotmail.com
J. Sheldon MacLeod (Rev.)
Glad
Tidings ChurcH
Ordained, Associate Pastor
Moncton, NB
gtch_mmmc@aibn.nb.ca
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HUBERTUS R. DROBNER: Four
volumes of Saint Augustine's Sermones ad populum have been published by Peter
Lang in a bilingual (Latin/German) edition with introduction and notes by
Hubertus R. Drobner, Paderborn, Germany: Augustinus von Hippo, Predigten zum
Buch Genesis (Sermones 1-5). Einleitung, Text, Übersetzung und Kommentar (=
Patrologia 7), Frankfurt 2000. 228 pp. Augustinus von Hippo, Predigten zu Kirch-
und Bischofsweihe (Sermones 336-340/A). Einleitung, revidierter Mauriner-Text,
Übersetzung und Anmerkungen (= Patrologia 9), Frankfurt 2003. 178 pp. Augustinus
von Hippo, Predigten zu den Büchern Exodus, Könige und Job (Sermones 6-12).
Einleitung, Text, Übersetzung und Anmerkungen (= Patrologia 10), Frankfurt 2003.
345 pp. Augustinus von Hippo, Predigten zum Weihnachtsfest (Sermones 184-196).
Einleitung, Text, Übersetzung und Anmerkungen (= Patrologia 11), Frankfurt 2003.
322 pp.
ROBERT KENNEDY: A new collection of original essays on
each book of Augustine's Confessions will be published in July of this year: Kim
Paffenroth and Robert P. Kennedy, eds. A Reader's Companion to Augustine's
Confessions (Louisville: Westminster John Knox, 2003). It contains papers by
several members of CSPS/ACEP, including Pamela Bright and Leo Ferrari, and is
now available for pre-ordering on Amazon.ca.
HENRY MAIER: 1. From
Sept-Dec 2003 I will be Father Edo Gatto Chair of Christian Studies at St
Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia. 2. From Jan-July 2004 I will
be a von Humboldt Fellow at Heidelberg University. I am using both awards to
write a book provisionally entitled, "De/Colonizing Jesus: Pauline Christologies
Against the Backdrop of the Roman Empire" which I hope will be the first of a 3
volume study (Vol. 2 on the ante-Nicene post-canonical period; Vol 2 on the
post-Nicene period) of the uses of political language to describe Jesus and
develop christology.
STEVEN C. MUIR: "What's in
the Box? Apuleius and Concealed Religions in Carthage" At May 2003 annual
meeting of the Canadian Society of Biblical Studies (Religious Rivalries focus
group). "Mending yet fracturing: religious and magical healing as an arena of
conflict among Jews, Christians and 'pagans'." At an International Conference at
McGill University, September 2003 titled "The Changing Face of Judaism,
Christianity and Other Greco-Roman Religions in Antiquity."
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[2002-2004]
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Tim Hegedus [2000-2003]
Présidente du
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[2001-2004]
Programme
Committee:
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[2001-2004]
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Past executives/Bureaux anciens
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