Dr. Daniel Gerster, Centrum für Religion und Moderne, Münster
Thursday, 10.11.2016
14:00–14:15
Welcome and Introduction
Detlef Pollack, Münster
14:15–15:45
Concepts of Masculinity in Christianity
Chair: Christel Gärtner, Münster
Concepts and Ideas of Masculinity in Catholicism and Protestantism in the 19th and 20th Centuries − some Reflections on Recent Research
Yvonne Maria Werner, Lund
Feminization or Re-masculinization of Religion? Results from Empirical Research
Friederike Benthaus-Apel, Bochum
Respondent: Felix Krämer, Erfurt
Discussion
16:15–17:45
Concepts of Masculinity in Islam
Chair: Thomas Bauer, Münster
Which is Worse: Zina or Liwat? Why, and For Whom? Concepts and Practices of Masculinities in ‘Pre-Modern’ Islam
Andreas Ismail Mohr, Berlin
The Crisis of Islamic Masculinities
Amanullah De Sondy, Cork
Respondent: Scott Kugle, Atlanta
Discussion
18:15–19:45
Keynote
Critical Men’s Studies in Religion: How it started and Where it needs to go
Björn Krondorfer, Flagstaff/Arizona
Discussion
Chair: Michael Krüggeler, Münster
Friday, 11.11.2016
09:15–10:45
Concepts of Masculinity in Judaism
Chair: Katrin Kogman-Appel, Münster
Concepts and Debates on Masculinities in Talmudic Culture
Matthias Morgenstern, Tübingen
Sexuality and Masculinity in a Comparative Medieval Perspective
Ruth Mazo Karras, Minnesota/Jerusalem
Respondent: Rüdiger Schmitt, Münster
Discussion
11:15–12:45
Concepts of Masculinity in Asia
Chair: Thomas K. Gugler, Münster
Manly Monks and Lustful Ladies: Images of Masculinity, Sex, and the Body in Indian Buddhism
John Powers, Canberra/Melbourne
The First Gender: The Construction of Masculinity in Ancient India
Renate Syed, Munich
Respondent: Perry Schmidt-Leukel, Münster
Discussion
14:15–15:45
Critical Men’s Studies in Religion – Challenges and Perspectives
Chair: Daniel Gerster, Münster
Olaf Blaschke, Münster
Heidemarie Winkel, Bielefeld
Stephen Hunt, Bristol
Discussion