SINO-CHRISTIAN ARCHITECTURE:Scholars Respond to Adelbert Gresnigt, OSB (1877-1965)
Talks and Colloqhttps://z3.ax1x.com/2021/04/16/cfXGRO.jpguies on the Topic of Christian Churches in China:Design, Use, and Representation
Christian gathering has for millennia been conducted in the built environment. Worship happens, as is commonly understood, in the church, and scholars of various disciplines – history, art, theology, architecture, and philosophy – have engaged the motives and manifestations of Christian church design from numerous perspectives. This series of talks seeks to engage the issue of Christian church architecture in China in an open-ended fashion, anchored only in a common reading of two essays written by the Dutch Benedictine monk and church architect, Adelbert Gresnigt, OSB, who studied Chinese architecture and formulated his own theories about what he called a “Sino-Christian” synthesis. Each scholar will present her or his talk on a topic related to Christian church architecture in China, which shall be followed by a response by another scholar and open questions. These talks will be recorded and made available for scholarly consultation.
-Each talk shall be around 40 minutes long followed by a respondent and questions from the audience.
-Each talk will center on the topic of Christian church architecture in China, but is otherwise entirely open to the speaker’s interest and approach
SCHEDULE:
Monday, 19 April (USA, Pacific Time)
Introduction: 8:00-8:05 am Dr. Amanda C. R. Clark (Whitworth University)
Talk 1: 8:05-9:15 am Dr. Anthony E. Clark (Whitworth University)
Talk 2: 9:30-10:45 am Dr. Thomas Coomans (University of Leuven)
Talk 3: 11:00 am-12:15 pm Dr. Stephanie Wong (Valparaiso University)
Tuesday, 20 April (USA, Pacific Time)
Talk 1: 8:00-9:15 am Dr. David Wang (Washington State University)
Talk 2: 9:30-10:45 am Dr. Joseph W. Ho (Albion College)
Talk 3: 11:00 am-12:15 pm Dr. Robert Carbonneau (University of Scranton)
Wednesday, 21 April (USA, Pacific Time)
Keynote and Colloquy: 8:00-9:30 am Dr. Nancy Steinhardt (University of Pennsylvania)
Sponsored by the Simpson Duvall Lecture Series, Whitworth University
Organized by the Whitworth University Department of History (Prof. Anthony E. Clark)
Zoom Link:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82887708272
Meeting ID: 828 8770 8272
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