Religion and Innovation. A summary

18 October 2019 | 09:30 — 17:00

Aula “Nuova Buonaiuti”

Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia, Sapienza – Università di Roma
Aula “Nuova Buonaiuti”

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On October 18th the Center for Religious Sciences of the Bruno Kessler Foundation (FBK-ISR), in collaboration with SARAS department (Storia, Antropologia, Religioni, Arte e Spettacolo) – University of Rome “Sapienza” is hosting a workshop that fits with the Mission on religion and innovation.

Several speeches by social scientists, most of them anthropologists (Pino Schirripa, Cecilia Pennacini, Matteo Aria, Osvaldo Costantini, Berardino Palumbo, Giovanni Pizza, Andrea Carlino, Alessandro Lupo, Silvia Cristofori) and political scientist (Paolo Naso), will discuss with the ISR Director (Marco Ventura) about the position paper on Religion and Innovation. The speeches will be focused on the different research topics of the speakers, in order to investigate the various fields in which the anthropological research has analyzed the religious sphere.

Programme

Religione e innovazione. Facciamo il punto

Speakers

Gaetano Lettieri - Speaker

Direttore del dipartimento SARAS
Matteo Aria - Speaker

Università di Roma – Sapienza
Andrea Carlino - Speaker

Università di Ginevra
Osvaldo Costantini - Speaker

Università di Roma – Sapienza
Silvia Cristofori - Speaker

Link Campus University
Alessandro Lupo - Speaker

Università di Roma – Sapienza
Paolo Naso - Speaker

Università di Roma – Sapienza
Berardino Palumbo - Speaker

Università di Messina
Cecilia Pennacini - Speaker

Università di Torino
Gianni Pizza - Speaker

Università di Perugia
Pino Schirripa - Speaker

Università di Roma – Sapienza
Marco Ventura - Speaker

Centro per le Scienze Religiose – Fondazione Bruno Kessler

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