Art in Conversation
As part of my project Mapping the Imagination and Brendan Wolfe’s sister project Text and Image, we are launching a year-long multidisciplinary seminar series entitled… Read More »Art in Conversation
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Metaphysics & Poetics seminar
Prof. Catherine Pickstock (University of Cambridge) and I are directing a year-long monthly research seminar on Metaphysics and Poetics, hosted jointly by the D Society… Read More »Metaphysics & Poetics seminar
£185,000 project grant for “Mapping the Imagination”
I have been awarded a £185,000 grant for interdisciplinary work on a specific concept of ‘the imagination’. The focus of the project, entitled ‘Mapping the… Read More »£185,000 project grant for “Mapping the Imagination”
Talks online
At DITA10, the 10th-anniversary celebration of Duke’s Initiatives in Theology and the Arts (September 2019), Malcolm Guite and I gave a joint plenary talk… Read More »Talks online
Alan Richardson Fellowship
The Department of Theology and Religion at Durham University has named me its Alan Richardson Fellow 2020-21. The Alan Richardson Fellowship is endowed ‘to promote… Read More »Alan Richardson Fellowship
New Trinitarian Ontologies (Cambridge)
We had a full and thought-provoking weekend at the New Trinitarian Ontologies Conference in Cambridge last week. The talks are all available on YouTube, and… Read More »New Trinitarian Ontologies (Cambridge)
September travel
I’ll be speaking at DITA10 (Duke) on 6 September, at Baylor University on 11 September, and at New Trinitarian Ontologies (Cambridge) on 13 September. Please… Read More »September travel
New Directions in Philosophical Theology
I have received a £174,000 ($230,000) grant from the Templeton Religion Trust to lead a two-year research project entitled ‘New Directions in Philosophical Theology’. The… Read More »New Directions in Philosophical Theology
Reading R.M. Rilke & T.S. Eliot Theologically and Philosophically
In March 2019, Thomas Pfau (Duke) and I convened a four-day colloquium gathering a small group of theologians, philosophers, literary scholars and poets to read… Read More »Reading R.M. Rilke & T.S. Eliot Theologically and Philosophically