Conference Announcement
Donna Orwin
dorwin at CHASS.UTORONTO.CA
Fri Sep 20 01:22:19 UTC 2002
Holy Trinity Seminary Colloquium
Philaret, Metropolitan of Moscow (1782-1867):
Perspectives on the
Man, His Works, and His Times
November 1-2, 2002
Described by Fr.
Georges
Florovsky as "probably
the
greatest theologian of
the
Russian Church in
modern
times," Metropolitan
Philaret
is one of the most
important,
yet largely unstudied,
figures
in nineteenth-century
Russian
Church history. Recent
canonization of
Philaret offers
the ideal opportunity
to
assemble an
international
panel of scholars to
discuss
the hierarch▓s legacy
as
theologian, churchman,
spiritual ascetic,
prolific
essayist and state
visionary.
Sponsored by Holy
Trinity
Orthodox Seminary, the Colloquium is the first in a
planned
series organized in response to the wide range of
interest in
contemporary studies of Orthodox culture and
civilization.
Topics in history, literature, theology, religion,
worship, and
the liturgical arts will contribute to a stimulating
discussion
with broad implications for today▓s evolving
perspective in
the interdisciplinary humanities.
Presentations will include:
"Metropolitan Philaret: Significance in the context of
the
History of Homily in Russia"
His Eminence, Mark (Arndt), Archbishop of Berlin and
Germany
"Metropolitan Philaret and the secular culture of his
age"
Robert Bird, University of Chicago, U.S.A.
"The Great Reforms and the Russian Orthodox Church:
The
Role of Metropolitan Philaret"
Gregory Freeze, Brandeis University, U.S.A.
"The Russian Empire 1821-1831: Metropolitan Philaret
as
Statesman"
Alexander Iakovlev, St. Tikhon▓s Theological
Institute,
Moscow
"The Gift of Life: Pushkin and Philaret"
Vadim Liapunov, Indiana University U.S.A.
In addition to the lecture and discussion sessions,
participants in the colloquium are invited to attend
the
services at Holy Trinity Monastery on Saturday and
Sunday.
For registration materials, contact:
Deacon Vladimir Tsurikov
Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary
PO Box 36, Jordanville, NY 13361
phone/fax: (315) 858-0945
e-mail: vtsurikov at hts.edu
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