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- An Argument for Visual Theology
- Five Ways That Art Knows Spiritual Reality
- Consumption, Terror, and Affection
- Pattern Thinking: Encountering Indigenous Australian Painting
- The Phar and Mata-ni-pachedi: Sacred Textile Arts of Rajasthan and Gujarat, India
- The Most Reluctant Christian Artist: Madeleine L’Engle and Artmaking as Spiritual Practice
- Hans Rookmaaker: An Open Life in the Arts
- Beyond Appearances: Art as a Location for Spiritual Encounter
- Emily Carr: Painter/Writer of the Spirit
- Vincent van Gogh and the Poetic Principle
- Prayer and Art as Lived Experience: Images from British and Canadian Hospitals
- The Healing Music of Taizé
- Contemplative Geographies
- Spirit + Song = pneusong
- The Already and the Not Yet: Improvisation as Spiritual Practice
- An Alphabet of Hope in the “Hierarchy of Grief”
- This Submerged Sunrise: Postapocalyptic Fiction and the Spirit of Holy Saturday
- The Beauty of Orthodoxy: The Aesthetic Centre to Dostoevsky's Ecofeminist Vision in The Brothers Karamazov and Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life
- Making Practices/Spiritual Practices: Excavating Technologies of the Soul
- Towards a Pedagogy of Listening Well: Hearing (and Seeing) God in the Theatrical Context
- The Great War and the “Good Fight:” Visualizing an Existential Crisis of Faith in Otto Dix’s War Triptych
- The Face(s) of War: Can Public Art Installations Foster Spiritual Foci in the Midst of Military Conflict?
- Francis & Dominic and the Arts of Devotion
- Evangelists for Empathy: The Making of an Anabaptist Theatre Company
- Paleolithic Spiritual Practices: An Audiovisual Perspective
- Performances of Spirituality and Relationality in Contemporary Worship Music
- Chesterton’s Idea of Divine Participation: Humility and Wonder in the Artistic Endeavour
- Common Ground: On the Faith-Creativity Connection
- Unbent by Beauty: The Role of Art in Spiritual Formation
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- Best Ochigbo
- Bettina Stumm
- Betty Spackman
- Caleb Chan
- Charity Chan
- Chie Naganuma
- Chris Anderson
- Christos Hatzis
- Claude Lacroix
- Corrie Shoemaker
- Doris Hutton Auxier
- Edgar Rodriguez
- Ingrid Mayrhofer
- Jason Carter
- Jeff R Warren
- Kathryn Ricketts and Laurie Craig Phipps
- Kathryn Schmidt
- Lorna Rae Boschman
- Mary Shearman
- Michael Fontaine
- Rachel Tracie
- Rodrigo Caballero
- Satik Andriassian and John M. Kennedy
- Sidney Gluck
- Suzanne Snizek
- Uwemedimo Atakpo
- Wayne Downs
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- Adam Gustafson
- Adam Krims
- Amalia Nickel
- Andrea Warren
- Angela Konrad
- Artur Golczewski
- Cheryl Thompson
- Christine Stoddard
- Claude Lacroix
- Cordula Quint
- Dave Kent
- David Barton
- David Pasivirta
- Emily Luce
- Erica Grimm-Vance
- Erica Grimm-Vance, David Squires, Jeff Warren, Stephen Stasson
- Geraldine Finn
- Gerda van de Windt
- Gokce Kasikci
- Graeme Chalmers
- Janine A. Sytsma
- Jens Zimmerman
- Jim Daems and Carl Peters
- Josephine Fong
- Keely Orgeman (Images)
- Kim Díaz
- Larry Green
- Linda Schwartz
- M.A. Greenstein
- Panel moderated by: Loranne Brown
- Sarah Campbell
- Steven Stasson
- Tanya Loughead
- Tim Trivett
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Jens Zimmerman
TITLE:
"Do Poets Still Belong? Heidegger and the Future of Literary Theory"
ABSTRACT:
to come