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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE Religion, Spirituality, and Everyday PracticeItalian Sociological Association – Section on the Sociology of Religion
Association for the Sociology of Religion
Workshop on Religion - Department of Sociology - University of Padova
Palazzo dei Priori - Sala Conciliazione
Piazza del Comune, 10
Assisi (Italy) 11-13 December 2009
Program
Friday, December 11
Session 1 (15:00 – 17:30) Sala Conciliazione Chair: Giuseppe Giordan (University of Padova) Linda Woodhead (Lancaster University), Spirituality and the Changing Religious Field
Enzo Pace (University of Padova), Out of Order. Spirituality and System of Belief
William H. Swatos, Jr. (Augustana College), Religious Pilgrimage, Pilgrimage Spirituality, and Everyday Life
Marco Marzano (University of Bergamo), The “Sectarian” Church. Catholicism in Italy after John Paul II
Saturday, December 12
Session 2 (9:00 – 11:30) Sala Conciliazione
Chair: William H. Swatos, Jr. (Augustana College) Mary Jo Neitz (University of Missouri), Lived Religion: Signposts of Where We Have Been and Where We Can Go from Here
Giuseppe Giordan (University of Padova), Toward a Sociology of Prayer
Patricia Wittberg (Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis), The Concept of "Community" in Catholic Parishes
Christopher D. Bader (Baylor University), How American Conceptions of God Impact Views of Moral, Social and Political Attitudes
Session 3: Casa Santa Brigida, via Moiano 1
Session 3A (14,30-16,30) Room San Francesco
Chair: Anthony Blasi (Tennessee State University)
Gustav Erik Karlsaune (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway), The role of the “Prayer Houses” in Norway in the development of the modern democratic society
Anat Feldman (Achva Academic College), Mysticism and Practice in Israel Daily
Susan Crawford Sullivan (College of the Holy Cross), Spiritual or Religious? Everyday Practices and Urban Mothers in Poverty
Andrea Molle (University of Padova), Spiritual life in modern Japan: Understanding religion in everyday life
Daniel Whillis (University of Bristol), Western Buddhism: toward a postsecular spirituality?
Maria Chiara Giorda (University of Torino), Religion Education in Italy: themes and problems
Session 3B (14,30-16,30) Room Santa Brigida
Chair: Roberto Cipriani (University of Roma Tre)
Roberta Ricucci (University of Torino), How do immigrants use faith in their daily integration process? Filipinos and Peruvians: the ‘positive’ prejudice of being Catholic
Cathy Holtmann (University of New Brunswick), “Workers in the Vineyard: Engaged Catholic Women”
Elena Zapponi (University of Roma "La Sapienza"), Spiritual Walking Towards Santiago De Compostela: Pilgrimage as a Reinvention of Everiday Life
Davide Girardi (Università di Padova), The role of religious/spiritual self images in the transition to adulthood of young immigrants
Elisabetta Di Giovanni (University of Palermo), “We are all devotees of Sant’Agata!” New ordeal and sense of belonging in Catania
Session 3C (17,00-19,00) Room San Francesco
Chair: Enzo Pace (University of Padova)
Ruth Illman (Abo Akademy University, Finland), Incarnating Encounters. Reflections on spirituality and art
Lluis Oviedo and Manuel Canteras (Pontificia Università Antonianum), Trying to identify specific traits of spirituality
Liselotte Frisk (Dalarna University, Sweden), Religion and spirituality in Sweden
Monica Chilese (Osservatorio socio-religioso del Triveneto) and Emanuela Contiero (University of Padova), Young people prayers between religion and spirituality in Venetian area
Roberto Fusco (Facoltà Teologica di Bari), Consacrated people and Prayer: what kind of relationship? A Study Case
Davide Sterchele (University of Padova), From the quasi-religion of institutionalized sports to the spirituality of the new bodily movement paradigms Session 3D (17,00-19,00) Room Santa Brigida
Chair: Franco Garelli (University of Torino)
Avital Laufer (Netanya Academic College, Israel), Three types of religious orientations and their role in youth's PTSD
Annalisa Butticci (University of Padova), The African Pentecostal Diaspora in Italy: Strategies of Creativity and Survival Fatma Sundal (University of Eskiseir, Turkie), Sufi Spirituality and the Code of Islam in the Western Everyday Practices: Findings from a Qualitative Work on a Sufi Group in Milan
Lucio Meglio (University of Cassino), Religion practice in the light of civilizational analysis
Alessandro Iovino (Federico II University, Napoli), The “spiritual phenomenon” in Pentecostal spheres
Sunday, December 13
Session 4 (9:00 – 11,30) Sala Conciliazione
Chair: Enzo Pace (University of Padova)
Luigi Berzano (University of Torino), Religious Lifestyles
Anthony Blasi (Tennessee State University), Everyday Research Implications of Catholic Theological Positions: An American Perspective
Isacco Turina (University of Bologna), From Institution to Spirituality and Back. Or, Why We Should Be Cautious About the “Spiritual Turn” in the Sociology of Religion
David Yamane (Wake Forest University), Mundane Conversion as Moral Action
For more information please direct questions to:
Giuseppe Giordan
Department of Sociology
University of Padova
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