[KS] Extended deadline for AAR-KRG submissions

[Lee, Timothy]

Dear Colleagues,

The American Academy of Religion has extended the deadline for submitting proposals for the 2013 Annual Meeting.  The new deadline is 11:59 p.m. (EST), Monday, March 4. The Korean Religions Goup would love to receive proposals from you.  Please see below for our Call for Papers.

Sincerely,

Tim Lee
Cochair of Korean Religions Group/AAR
Brite Divnity School (TCU)


Call for Papers

American Academy of Religion: Korean Religions Group
Annual Meeting, November 23-26, 2013
Baltimore, Maryland


The American Academy of Religion is holding its 2013 meeting in Baltimore, Maryland, November 23-26. And the Korean Religions Group of the AAR invites you to submit proposals for panels or individual papers. Any proposal relating to Korea and religion will be considered but particular consideration will be given to proposals addressing the following themes:

Themes for the Standalone Session:

Noteworthy figures in Korean religions from any religious tradition and from any period in Korea. Proposals may treat one or more figures and should speak to the figure(s)’ significance for their local, Korean context and for the context that transcends Korea. Proposals that compare figures from different Korean religious traditions with respect to a particular theme keyed to the local/global dynamic are welcome. Figures of any race or ethnicity qualify so long as they are of import to Korean religions

Religion’s role in war and peace in Korea (e.g., religion’s role in the Korean War and efforts to reunify the two Koreas)

Themes for the Cosponsored Session with the Christian Spirituality Group:

Christian spirituality in Korea as well as in other parts of East Asia, manifested in the past or the present, and embodied, for example, in beliefs, events, persons, practices, or experiences. We especially encourage proposals that discuss how Christian spirituality has been influenced by the religious and sociopolitical context of Korea/East Asia, whether through conscious or unconscious adaptation or through outright reaction against it. Proposals that compare Korean and other East Asian forms of Christian spirituality are also welcome.

Paper proposals for either of these sessions must be submitted through the PAPERS system on the AAR website. The deadline for proposal submission is 11: 59 PM (EST), Monday, March 4, 2013. Notification of acceptance or rejection of proposals will be made by 1 April 2013.

For further information about the 2013 meeting, visit, the American Academy of Religion web site (www.aarweb.org<http://www.aarweb.org/>). If you have any questions about KRG’s session, please e-mail them to Tim Lee (t.lee at tcu.edu) or Richard McBride (rick_mcbride17 at hotmail.com<mailto:rick_mcbride17 at hotmail.com>). Thank you.

Sincerely,

Timothy S. Lee, CoChair, Brite Divinity School (Texas Christian University)
Richard McBride, Cochair, Brigham Young University-Hawaii
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