Two more video-podcasts from our 'Apocalypse and Utopia, 1914-1945' symposium have been uploaded...
A new book edited by Andrew Perrin and Loren T. Stuckenbruck, Four Kingdom Motifs before and beyond the Book of Daniel (Brill, 2020)
The first two video-podcasts from our 'Apocalypse and Utopia, 1914-1945' symposium have been uploaded
CALL FOR PAPERS: The Study of Apocalyptic and Millenarian Movements: Critical and Interdisciplinary Approaches. The CenSAMM Annual Conference 2021. Online: 29 June to 1 July 2021. Submission deadline: 30 April 2021.
On 22nd February 2021, the Scottish Sun newspaper carried a report on the UK version of the TV gameshow "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" under the headline: "Scots contestant STUNNED as sis gets tough Bible question
New videos added to the 'Video Games and Religion: Apocalypse and Utopia' symposiuim page
The event epitomised the confluence of conspiracy culture, growing authoritarianism, and reactionary white Christianity in American political and public life...
New from CenSAMM: The Critical Dictionary of Apocalyptic and Millenarian Movements (CDAMM)
The Video Games and Religion: Apocalypse and Utopia online symposium took place on 19 November 2020. Following the event, contributors were invited to provide brief videos/podcasts
Apocalypse and Utopia, 1914-1945. Submission deadline: 4 February 2021. Symposium date: 18 February 2021. Online Symposium: While the apocalyptic resonances of the great global conflicts of the twentieth century
“Many of the themes found in these pages”, Joustra writes, are “gather[ed] […] in a single object” (p. 38): the Table of Seven Deadly Sins attributed to Hieronymous Bosch
James Crossley looks at how labels like 'apocalypticism' are applied in popular and academic discourse.