Get ready for the lively parliament of immanent Gaianly agents…<\/p>\n
“Querying Natural Religion: Immanence, Gaia, and the Parliament of Lively Things<\/strong>” will take place this Saturday afternoon in the Baltimore Convention Center (right after Karen Armstrong’s plenary in the same room, on “The Science of Compassion”).<\/p>\n The revised speaker line-up is below. Unfortunately, Jane Bennett will not be able to present. And Bruno Latour cannot make it as respondent, but we hope to get a response from him in the special issue of the JSRNC<\/a> (and\/or book) that will be developed from the talks.<\/p>\n I plan to live-blog the proceedings as best as I can.<\/p>\n QUERYING NATURAL RELIGION: IMMANENCE, GAIA, & THE PARLIAMENT OF LIVELY THINGS<\/strong> Presider<\/strong>: Sarah M. Pike, California State University, Chico<\/p>\n Panelists<\/strong>: Further information on some of the above can be found at the AAR’s Special Invited Guests page<\/a>.<\/p>\n Since the roundtable will be exploring and responding to the themes of Bruno Latour’s 2013 Gifford Lectures, I recommend viewing those lectures in advance. The first one is below.<\/p>\n
\nAAR, Session A23-203
\nSaturday November 23 \u2013 1:00 PM-3:30 PM
\nBaltimore Convention Center (Rooms 307 & 308)<\/p>\n
\nAdrian Ivakhiv, University of Vermont (organizer)
\nBron Taylor, University of Florida
\nWilliam Connolly, Johns Hopkins University
\nDaniel Deudney, Johns Hopkins University
\nTimothy Morton, Rice University<\/p>\n