Events of the Pilgrimage Studies Network

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Past Events

Doing Anthropology of Pilgrimages Through Images

EASA2024 Panel P117, 25 July 2024

Network Meeting

24 July 2024 15:00 CEST, Barcelona
The meeting took place at the EASA2024 Conference.

The Sacred Sea: Religious Practices in Maritime Context

Zadar, 2-5 May 2024
University of Zadar, Department of Ethnology and Anthropology
Pilgrimar project of Croatian Science Foundation

With this conference we want to gather scholars interested in both past and present religious practices within a maritime context, so that we can discuss, combine and compare different approaches, problems and perspectives towards the study of the connection between saints and the sea. We do not want to focus on any particular geographical and religious context, or moment in time, and we welcome different disciplinary approaches.

PilNet Workshop: From Antistructure to Infrastructure
New Materialities in Pilgrimage Studies
26-27 May 2023
Convenor:
Simon Coleman, U of Toronto and Clare Hall;
Location:
Richard Eden Suite, Clare Hall, Herschel Road, Cambridge, CB3 9AL

EASA2022 conference panel P167:

The Transformation of Pilgrimage Studies: Moving Beyond Dominant Paradigms at EASA2022: Transformation, Hope and the Commons, Belfast/UK. 26-29 July 2022.
Convenors: Mario Katić, John Eade

PILNET MEETING 2021
"Pilgrimage and the Politics of Presence and Absence: Anthropological Horizons on Sacralizing Locality, Visibility and Invisibility in the Contemporary World" &
"Pilgrimages in Times of Pandemics. Crises, Regulations, Innovations"
Aix-en-Province, 23-25 September 2021

EASA2020 conference panel P013:

Coleman, Simon and Mesaritou, Evgenia (convenors): Pilgrimage and the Politics of Presence and Absence: Anthropological Horizons on Sacralizing Locality, Visibility and Invisibility in the Contemporary World Panel at EASA2020: New anthropological horizons in and beyond Europe, Lisbon/Portugal. 21 - 24 July 2020.

PILNET 2019 Workshop
Approaching Pilgrimage: Methodological Issues Involved In Researching Routes, Sites and Practices
4th-6th September 2019, Zadar

This workshop aimed to create a facilitative environment for the discussion of the different approaches towards pilgrimage but also, more importantly, setting the stage for future pilgrimage research.

Download the workshop program A4 format pdfhere
Download the workshop program as a foldable booklet pdfhere

The Pilgrimate Studies Network convened a panel entitled "Changing Face of European Pilgrimage" at the EASA2018 conference in Stockholm, Sweden.

Visit here to see the panel abstract.