Religion at the 2014 US Intellectual History Conference
Janine Giordano Drake
I wanted to take this opportunity to congratulate RiAH's own Cara Burnidge and Mark Edwards on the terrific US Intellectual History Conference which they have planned for this long weekend!
In addition to a plenary by the indomitable Katie Lofton, the conference this year features many other panels which concern religion.
Check out the program here!
Panel 5: Cold War Intellectuals Reconsidered (Notre Dame)
Chair: Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn, The Maxwell School of Syracuse University
At the Brink of Chaos: Neo-Evangelical Criticism of Secular and Religious Thought in the
1950s
Dan Hummel, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Trilling on Data
Brian Beaton, University of Pittsburgh
Their Dialectics and Ours: Herbert Marcuse and American Marxism, 1940-1960
Ben Serby, Columbia University
Panel 7: The Matter of Religion in History and Philosophy
Chair: Marilyn Fischer, University of Dayton
Bricks and Words: Abolitionist Angelina Grimke Fights A Mob and Wins the Argument
Louise W. Knight, Northwestern University
Evolutionary Influences in Addams’s Early Essays
Marilyn Fischer, University of Dayton
Santayana’s Materialist Religion
Martin A. Coleman, Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis
Living in a Neorealist Material World: The Reception of Italian Cinema in Postwar America
Anthony B. Smith, University of Dayton
Panel 9: Making and Unmaking the Corporate Order (Purdue)
Chair: Mike O’Connor, Georgia State University
Steam, Steal, and Thought: Charles Francis Adams Jr. and Railway Safety
Zachary Freese, Independent Scholar
The Social Creed of the Churches and the Emergence of Church-Business Partnerships, 1908-
1919
Janine Giordano Drake, University of Great Falls
Comment: Mike O’Connor
Panel 10: No Bound for Riches Has Been Fixed for Man: Greed and the Intellectual
History of Twentieth-Century American Capitalism (Gates)
Chair: Andrew Hartman, Illinois State University
The New Testament of Dale Carnegie: Capitalism Beyond Accumulation?
Andrew Seal, Yale University
The Greed of the Poor: Dependency and the Post-War Political Imagination
Robin Marie Averbeck, University of California, Davis
I’d Like To Buy A Disavowal: Greed and the Psychopathology of Everyday Neoliberal Life
Kurt Newman, University of California, Berkeley
Panel 14: Roundtable: Theological Turn in Intellectual History (Gates)
Chair: Lilian Calles Barger, University of Texas at Dallas
Matthew S. Hedstrom, University of Virginia
Molly Worthen, University of North Carolina
Andrew S. Finstuen, Boise State University
K. Healan Gaston, Harvard Divinity School
2:00-3:45 PM PLENARY SESSION
In the Spirit of Inquiry: What is “U.S. Intellectual History”? (Fisher Ballroom)
Kathryn Lofton, Yale University
Dan Wickberg, University of Texas at Dallas
Andrew Jewett, Harvard University
Edward Blum, San Diego State University
Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Panel 23: Revolutions and Regenerations of New England Clergy in the 18th Century
(Purdue)
Chair: John Wilsey, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Birthing Bodies and Doctrine: Jonathan Edwards on the Materiality of Regeneration
Lauren Gray, Florida State University
The Fruits of Revolution: New England Clergy, Commerce, and the French Revolution
Jordan E. Taylor, Indiana University
I wanted to take this opportunity to congratulate RiAH's own Cara Burnidge and Mark Edwards on the terrific US Intellectual History Conference which they have planned for this long weekend!
In addition to a plenary by the indomitable Katie Lofton, the conference this year features many other panels which concern religion.
Check out the program here!
Panel 5: Cold War Intellectuals Reconsidered (Notre Dame)
Chair: Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn, The Maxwell School of Syracuse University
At the Brink of Chaos: Neo-Evangelical Criticism of Secular and Religious Thought in the
1950s
Dan Hummel, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Trilling on Data
Brian Beaton, University of Pittsburgh
Their Dialectics and Ours: Herbert Marcuse and American Marxism, 1940-1960
Ben Serby, Columbia University
Panel 7: The Matter of Religion in History and Philosophy
Chair: Marilyn Fischer, University of Dayton
Bricks and Words: Abolitionist Angelina Grimke Fights A Mob and Wins the Argument
Louise W. Knight, Northwestern University
Evolutionary Influences in Addams’s Early Essays
Marilyn Fischer, University of Dayton
Santayana’s Materialist Religion
Martin A. Coleman, Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis
Living in a Neorealist Material World: The Reception of Italian Cinema in Postwar America
Anthony B. Smith, University of Dayton
Panel 9: Making and Unmaking the Corporate Order (Purdue)
Chair: Mike O’Connor, Georgia State University
Steam, Steal, and Thought: Charles Francis Adams Jr. and Railway Safety
Zachary Freese, Independent Scholar
The Social Creed of the Churches and the Emergence of Church-Business Partnerships, 1908-
1919
Janine Giordano Drake, University of Great Falls
Comment: Mike O’Connor
Panel 10: No Bound for Riches Has Been Fixed for Man: Greed and the Intellectual
History of Twentieth-Century American Capitalism (Gates)
Chair: Andrew Hartman, Illinois State University
The New Testament of Dale Carnegie: Capitalism Beyond Accumulation?
Andrew Seal, Yale University
The Greed of the Poor: Dependency and the Post-War Political Imagination
Robin Marie Averbeck, University of California, Davis
I’d Like To Buy A Disavowal: Greed and the Psychopathology of Everyday Neoliberal Life
Kurt Newman, University of California, Berkeley
Panel 14: Roundtable: Theological Turn in Intellectual History (Gates)
Chair: Lilian Calles Barger, University of Texas at Dallas
Matthew S. Hedstrom, University of Virginia
Molly Worthen, University of North Carolina
Andrew S. Finstuen, Boise State University
K. Healan Gaston, Harvard Divinity School
2:00-3:45 PM PLENARY SESSION
In the Spirit of Inquiry: What is “U.S. Intellectual History”? (Fisher Ballroom)
Kathryn Lofton, Yale University
Dan Wickberg, University of Texas at Dallas
Andrew Jewett, Harvard University
Edward Blum, San Diego State University
Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Panel 23: Revolutions and Regenerations of New England Clergy in the 18th Century
(Purdue)
Chair: John Wilsey, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Birthing Bodies and Doctrine: Jonathan Edwards on the Materiality of Regeneration
Lauren Gray, Florida State University
The Fruits of Revolution: New England Clergy, Commerce, and the French Revolution
Jordan E. Taylor, Indiana University
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