Det blir et spennende program i Stallen i Professorboligen (Karl Johans gate 47) med 17 20-minutters presentasjoner av aktuell lignelsesforskning med påfølgende samtaler.
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Program
Monday Sept 26th
- 12.00. Lunch and welcome
- 13.00. Opening lecture with presentation: Marianne Bjelland Kartzow
- 13.30. Mary Ann Beavis: The Prodigal Goes to the Movies: Three Cinematic Retellings
- 14.15. Kasper Bro Larsen: Rembrandt’s Reception of The Good Samaritan and Goethe’s Reception of Rembrandt: An Experiment in Visual Parable Exegesis
- 15.00. Break with snacks
- 15.30. Louise Heldgaard Bylund: Change of Audience. Change of Contexts. Change of Parallels. Change of Meaning? The Retelling of Parables in Contemporary Scandinavian Children’s Bibles
- 16.15. Karin B. Neutel: Reception in Politics and the Politics of Reception
- 17.00. Break
- 17.15. Annette Merz: Bibliodrama as reception of the parable of the so-called lost son
- 18.00. We leave for dinner
Tuesday Sept 27th
- 09.00. Coffee
- Rikard Roitto: The Parable in the Preacher’s Mind: What Blending Theory Teaches Us About What Education a Preacher Needs
- 09.45. Justin Strong: The Past, Present, and Future of “Parables” in the Fable Context
- 10.30. Break
- 10.45. Ruben Zimmermann: "Let both of them grow." - Biodiversity in Matthew: An Eco-hermeneutical Reading of the Parable of the Wheats among the Weeds (Matt 13:24-30)
- 11.30. Niilo Lahti: Processing the Parables as Argumentation – Matthew 24–25 as a Test Case
- 12.15. Lunch
- 14.00. Charel D. du Toit: The Friend at Midnight: A ‘realistic’ reading as feminist tool
- 14.45. Break with snacks
- 15.00. Katri Antin: Always Topical: Parables as Divine Speech
- 15.45: Martijn Stoutjesdijk: Slavery Parables in Dutch Colonial History. Evidence of Jesus’ Indifference towards Slaves?
- 16.30. Anders Martinsen: The Lost Context: why Slavery Disappeared from the Parables.
- 17.15. End of program
- 18.00. Conference dinner
Wednesday Sept 28th
- 09.00. Coffee
- Presentation: Albertina Oegema: Filial Masculinities in Tannaitic Parables
- 09.45. Presentation: Konrad Schwarz: Sowing on Good Soil: Parabolic Stories of the Sower and the Seed in Second-Century Christian Literature
- 10.30. Pause
- 10.45. Coffee
- Nathan Eubank: Parable Scholarship’s Myth of Origins
- 11.30. Ellen Aasland Reinertsen: Intersectional Carousels in Contemporary Parable Research
- 12.15 Lunch
- 13.00. Fare well