Anomaly-NOW! 3/22/2023 - Guest Bryan Sentes on Inaugural Limina UAP Symposium
Mar 23, 2023 ·
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Anomaly-NOW! 3/22/2023 - Guest Bryan Sentes on Inaugural Limina UAP Symposium Anomaly-NOW! Live, Wednesdays @ 7pm CDT from the nonprofit Anomaly Archives in Austin, Texas. Check out the latest Anomalous...
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Anomaly-NOW! 3/22/2023 - Guest Bryan Sentes on Inaugural Limina UAP Symposium
Anomaly-NOW! Live, Wednesdays @ 7pm CDT from the nonprofit Anomaly Archives in Austin, Texas.
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Guest: Professor Bryan Sentes of Dawson College, Montreal Canada
"Bryan Sentes is a scholar and poet based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. With Susan Palmer, he published a well-received study of "Flying Saucer Religions'', the most recent version of which is included in The Cambridge Companion to New Religious Movements (eds. Hammer and Rothstein, 2012). As of 2018, he has published three trade editions of poetry. Grand Gnostic Central (1998) and Ladonian Magnitudes (2006) which contain explicitly ufological poems; these are related to a chapbook published by Pneuma Press in 1994 On the Phantom AirShip Mystery, a poetic retelling of the Phantom Airship flap of the late Nineteenth Century, itself part of a larger, epic-length work, tentatively titled Orthoteny."
Bryan's websites:
www.SkunkWorksBlog.com / www.BryanSentes.com
The Cambridge Companion to New Religious Movements
https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/the-cambridge-companion-to-new-religious-movements/A12643CA4E36C2F5CC5C5382A252AAAB
Limina's Inaugural Symposium 2023 - February 3rd, 4th, and 5th 2023
https://liminasymposium.vfairs.com
Course Correction: on Limina’s Inaugural Symposium
Part I: A long weekend at a virtual conference…
https://skunkworksblog.com/2023/03/17/course-correction-on-liminas-inaugural-symposium/
Course Correction: on Limina’s Inaugural Symposium Part II (i)
Part II: Engaging with… (i) Greg Eghigian
https://skunkworksblog.com/2023/03/17/course-correction-on-liminas-inaugural-symposium-part-ii-i/
Course Correction: on Limina’s Inaugural Symposium Part II (ii)
Part II: Engaging with… (ii) Jeffrey Kripal
https://skunkworksblog.com/2023/03/17/course-correction-on-liminas-inaugural-symposium-part-ii-ii/
Course Correction: On Limina’s Inaugural Symposium Part II (iii)
Part II: Engaging with… (iii) Babette Babich
https://skunkworksblog.com/2023/03/18/course-correction-on-liminas-inaugural-symposium-part-ii-iii/
Course Correction: On Limina’s Inaugural Symposium Part III: Reflections
https://skunkworksblog.com/2023/03/19/course-correction-on-liminas-inaugural-symposium-part-iii-reflections/
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Anomaly-NOW! Live, Wednesdays @ 7pm CDT from the nonprofit Anomaly Archives in Austin, Texas.
Check out the latest Anomalous News Headlines at the Anomaly Archives Flipboard magazine:
https://flipboard.com/@anomalyarchives/anomaly-archives-rjme4hbvz
https://www.AnomalyArchives.org
Guest: Professor Bryan Sentes of Dawson College, Montreal Canada
"Bryan Sentes is a scholar and poet based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. With Susan Palmer, he published a well-received study of "Flying Saucer Religions'', the most recent version of which is included in The Cambridge Companion to New Religious Movements (eds. Hammer and Rothstein, 2012). As of 2018, he has published three trade editions of poetry. Grand Gnostic Central (1998) and Ladonian Magnitudes (2006) which contain explicitly ufological poems; these are related to a chapbook published by Pneuma Press in 1994 On the Phantom AirShip Mystery, a poetic retelling of the Phantom Airship flap of the late Nineteenth Century, itself part of a larger, epic-length work, tentatively titled Orthoteny."
Bryan's websites:
www.SkunkWorksBlog.com / www.BryanSentes.com
The Cambridge Companion to New Religious Movements
https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/the-cambridge-companion-to-new-religious-movements/A12643CA4E36C2F5CC5C5382A252AAAB
Limina's Inaugural Symposium 2023 - February 3rd, 4th, and 5th 2023
https://liminasymposium.vfairs.com
Course Correction: on Limina’s Inaugural Symposium
Part I: A long weekend at a virtual conference…
https://skunkworksblog.com/2023/03/17/course-correction-on-liminas-inaugural-symposium/
Course Correction: on Limina’s Inaugural Symposium Part II (i)
Part II: Engaging with… (i) Greg Eghigian
https://skunkworksblog.com/2023/03/17/course-correction-on-liminas-inaugural-symposium-part-ii-i/
Course Correction: on Limina’s Inaugural Symposium Part II (ii)
Part II: Engaging with… (ii) Jeffrey Kripal
https://skunkworksblog.com/2023/03/17/course-correction-on-liminas-inaugural-symposium-part-ii-ii/
Course Correction: On Limina’s Inaugural Symposium Part II (iii)
Part II: Engaging with… (iii) Babette Babich
https://skunkworksblog.com/2023/03/18/course-correction-on-liminas-inaugural-symposium-part-ii-iii/
Course Correction: On Limina’s Inaugural Symposium Part III: Reflections
https://skunkworksblog.com/2023/03/19/course-correction-on-liminas-inaugural-symposium-part-iii-reflections/
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