Today's events
The third edition of Theology in the City brings together keynote speakers, scholars in theology and other fields, and graduate students to explore the theme of wisdom, experience and knowledge. Free and open to all. Presented in-person at the Loyola campus.
Join Christian Lange, professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies at the University of Utrecht and a fellow of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Art and Sciences, as he aims to summarize recent developments, provides insights from a number of case studies and describes the challenges involved, and formulates some ambitions for the future study of Islamic sensory history.
In this public lecture from Cory Labrecque, professor of Theology and Religious Science, Université Laval, Labrecque draws from the field of theological bioethics to reflect on the relevance of studying and doing theology today and of looking to theology as a resource.
Upcoming events
The third edition of Theology in the City brings together keynote speakers, scholars in theology and other fields, and graduate students to explore the theme of wisdom, experience and knowledge. Free and open to all. Presented in-person at the Loyola campus.
In this public lecture by Gerbern Oegema, professor in the School of Religious Studies, McGill University, Oegema examines several responses to crises in antiquity, war, famine, pandemics, persecution, hostilities, earthquakes, tsunamis, etc., whether they are responses in the form of retreat, revolt or reformation, and asks what we can apply to the present day.
A talk by Professor Pablo Salinas of Shawnee State University on the cinematographic representation of massive migration in Peru through a discussion of the films "Gregorio" and "La teta asustada."
Le colloque «PPP/RRR : Pier Paolo Pasolini/Riprese, Reprises, Retakes» est une rencontre internationale organisée en collaboration par l’Université Concordia, l’Université du Québec à Montréal et l’Université Saint-Paul à Ottawa. Cette commémoration du centenaire de la naissance du cinéaste, théoricien du cinéma, romancier, poète et essayiste, a pour but de réfléchir à l’actualité de sa pensée et de son œuvre. À travers une série de projections, des classes de maître d’artistes et un colloque, nous nous pencherons sur l’héritage de Pasolini et son influence sur une nouvelle génération d’artistes, d’universitaires, de critiques et de publics; sur l’impact de ses archives sur l’érudition cinématographique et médiatique; sur les appropriations et détournements de son travail par différents groupes culturels, des nouvelles communautés queers aux mouvements conservateurs. Nous nous intéressons également aux explorations des projets inachevés de Pasolini, comme, entre autres, ses scénarios, son roman Petrolio, ses traductions et ses adaptations.
The third edition of Theology in the City brings together keynote speakers, scholars in theology and other fields, and graduate students to explore the theme of wisdom, experience and knowledge. Free and open to all. Presented in-person at the Loyola campus.
The Concordia grad, entrepreneur and inventor will describe his entrepreneurial journey in agriculture and how NASA uses his patented controlled-release fertilizer to develop reliable plant and food production systems on the International Space Station.
In this public lecture, Charles Briggs, history professor at the University of Vermont, will put the plague pandemic and broader 'crisis of the fourteenth century' in conversation with the history and historiography of early Renaissance humanism. He'll argue that the crisis had a profound impact on not only the development and trajectory of humanism but also how we think about the 'medieval' and the 'modern.'
The third edition of Theology in the City brings together keynote speakers, scholars in theology and other fields, and graduate students to explore the theme of wisdom, experience and knowledge. Free and open to all. Presented in-person at the Loyola campus.
The third edition of Theology in the City brings together keynote speakers, scholars in theology and other fields, and graduate students to explore the theme of wisdom, experience and knowledge. Free and open to all. Presented in-person at the Loyola campus.
In this public lecture by Eric Morelli, adjunct professor of philosophy, Point Loma Nazarene University, Morelli explores the way Lonergan sees our current situation as the legacy of old ideas of history that have proven inadequate and antithetical to democratic society. He says Lonergan invites us to implement a new idea of history and to build our own legacy through creative and loving collaboration in community.
In celebration of Muslim Awareness Week, Islamic History Month, and Peace Days - Montreal, the Department of Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics at Concordia University, Queen's University's Muslim Societies and Global Perspectives Research Centre, and the Sultan Qaboos Cultural Centre in Oman have co organized a conference featuring three speakers.
The Theology in the City Forum aims to move us from thinking for older adults to thinking with older adults. The Forum will be both cross- and inter-cultural, welcoming a wide-range of voices, including those of Indigenous communities for whom older persons are revered as traditional knowledge-keepers who bridge the past, present, and future.
In this lecture, Chris Fraser will inquire into how this approach shapes the attitudes and conduct of the Zhuangist adept toward other persons.
La conférence d’Arnaud Regnauld et Gabriel Tremblay-Gaudette sera l’occasion de plonger au coeur de ce processus afin d’en présenter les enjeux, solutions et perspectives pour le domaine de la traduction de littérature électronique.
Join us for a panel discussion to hear from the people who organized and mobilized Concordians and gave us the legacy of the “activist university”.
On October 6th, three analytics experts will discuss these idea during a fireside chat organized by Concordia University’s John Molson School of Business, in collaboration with the 4th Space, as part of the launch of the MSc in Business Analytics and Technology Management program.
On parle rarement de traduction dans la pratique journalistique. Pourtant elle est partout! La journée sera consacré au rôle primordial que joue la traduction en journalisme et à la manière dont elle intervient dans la médiation du message, que ce soit par la contextualisation culturelle, les stratégies représentationnelles et la manipulation idéologique. // Translation is rarely acknowledged in journalism. And yet translation is everywhere! The event will focus on the critical role of translation in journalism and on the ways in which it mediates the message, be it through cultural contextualization, representational strategies, or ideological manipulation.
In this talk, Reza Hadisi will reflect on the nature of the premises of practical reasoning.
MTL connect: Montreal Digital Week offers a re-imagined and connected conference experience with inspirational speakers of international renown, a showcase of the latest technological innovations, tools and tips on digital transformation, and networking between thousands of participants.
During this hybrid in-person and online event, Dr. Poulin-Dubois reviews decades of riveting research about social learning, children, puppets, and robots.
Join the Department of Economics in welcoming Senator Paul J. Massicotte to Concordia for an armchair conversation about economic policy and governmental institutions.
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