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THURSDAY – JAN. 3 7:30-
8:00 “Celebrating the Universe’s Story In Hawaii”
8:00-9:00 Inaugural Presentation – Brian Swimme
FRIDAY JAN. 4 The Epic
Story as Science and History
Morning General Session |
Special Focus Session 1 |
Special Focus Session 2 |
Evening Theme Session |
8:-8:45 (2-20
min)
Russ Genet
– Humanity: The
Chimpanzees Who Would
Be Ants
Craig Benjamin –
“The Convergence
of Logic, Faith, and Values in the Modern Creation Myth”
|
10:00-11:20
“Teaching Big History at the College/University Level”
Cynthia Brown - Chair
Jacquelyn Miller
Alan Wood
"Global Systems History" |
11:40-1:00
“The Evolution of Religion:
"Engaging
the outcomes of the 2007 conference" (Discussion)
Joseph Bulbulia – Chair
Michael Murray,
Jeff Schloss,
Bill Irons
|
7:30-8:10
Walter Alvarez
– “The Character of
Big history – A Geological Perspective”
|
8:45-9:30 (2-20
min)
Cynthia Brown
– “Why Don't More
Historians Teach Big History?”
Drew Delinger – “ The Poetic
Cosmos” |
8:20 – 9:00
David Christian
– “Some Enchanted Evening: History and Science after the Chronometric
Revolution” |
SATURDAY - JAN. 5
The Epic Story of Humanity
Morning General Session |
Special Focus Session 1 |
Special Focus Session 2 |
Evening Theme Session |
8:00-8:45 (2-20
min)
John Irwin
“Following the Energy and Entropy”
Richard Coren
“The Law of Entropy and Information in Evolution”
|
10:00-11:00
“Critical Thresholds in Human Evolution: From Ape to Artist”
Nick Toth & Kathy
Schick - Chairs
Bruce Latimer
Rebecca Cann
Henry Corning
Alan Almquist
Paul Wason
Glenda Griffin
|
11:10-1:00
“Critical Thresholds”
Continued
|
7:30-8:10
Carlos Camargo
– “Fire and
Civilization” |
8:45-9:30 (2-20
min)
Nick Toth & Kathy
Schick –
“Techno-organic Evolution: Human Origins, Technological Innovation, and
our Biological-Behavioral Synergy
|
4:00 pm and 9:00 pm
“Entheogenesis: Awakening the Divine Within” - special film screening
Rodd Mann
5:30-6:15 (During
Social Time)
Special tool demonstration by Kathy Schick and Nick Toth |
8: 20 – 9:00
Stephen Sass
– “The Substance of Civilization: Materials and Human History from the
Stone Age to the Age of Silicon”
|
SUNDAY – JAN. 6
7:30-9:00 Nancy Abrams and Joel Primack – “The View from the Center of
the Universe”
MONDAY – JAN. 7
The Epic, Art, Culture, and Meaning
Morning General Session 1 |
Morning General Session 2 |
Morning General Session 3 |
Evening Theme Session |
8:00-8:45 (2-20
min)
Cheryl Genet
– “Science and the
Human Spirit
Todd Duncan
– “Our Cosmic Context”
|
10:00-11:10 (3-20 min)
Jack & Linda Palmer
–
“Transcending Cultural Indoctrination: Separating the Wheat from the
Chaff”
Jerome Feldman -
"Conversations in Heaven: Council houses and
Oratory in
Nias,
Indonesia
and Samoa".
Rob Duisberg
– “Toward an
Information Morality: Imperatives Derived from a Statistical Mechanics
of Meaning”
|
11:30-1:00 (4-20
min)
Gary Moring
- “Quantum Psychology
– Bridging Science and Spirit”
Sheri Ritchlin
– “Eastern Sages
and the Western Epic: Viewing Cosmos with Both Hemispheres of the Global
Brain”
Jeff Jenkins
– “Alchemical
Ritual Evocation of the Epic of Evolution in our Cellular and Psychic
Memory”
Winslow Myers
– “Already Living:
An Artist’s Perspective on the Evolution of the Human” (leaving on 8th)
|
7:30-8:10
John Mears
“Implications of the Evolutionary Epic for our Understanding of Human
History” |
8:45-9:30 (2-20
min)
Trileigh Tucker
– “Contemplatio Ad
Amorem Naturae: Contemplative practice in Ecozoic Education
Pauline Le Bel
– “Bringing the
Universe Story Home” |
4:00-5:30
“Islands of Sustainability Panel”
Marc Gilbert –
Moderator
Aimee Blom, Dana
Beatty, Jon Davidann, Phyllis Frus, Leilani Madison, Carri Morgan,
Arthur Whatley
5:30-6:15 (During
Social Time)
Pauline Le Bel |
8: 20 – 9:00
Chris Corbally
- “An Astronomer’s
Faith within an Evolutionary Cosmos”
|
TUESDAY – JAN. 8
The Epic, Spirituality, Ethics,
and the Future
Morning General Session 1 |
Morning General Session 2 |
Special Focus Session 2 |
Closing Session |
8:00-8:45 (2-20
min)
Paul Harris
– “Cosmic Epics and
Global Ethics: Evolution, Complexity, and Cooperation:
Gregory Mengel
– ”The Future is and is not the Past: Ecology of Meaning in an Expanding
Universe
|
10:00-11:10 (3-20 min)
Louis Herman - "Future
Primal: An Old-New Politics for Evolving Humanity"
Jane Bramadat
- “Cultural and
Religious Evolution”
Fernando Castrillon
– “Digital
Teleologies, Imperial Threshold Machinic Assemblages , and the
Colonization of the Cosmos: A Post- Structuralist Interpretation of
Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey”
|
11:30-1:00
“The Evolutionary Epic: Opportunities for Cosmocentric Catholic Doctrine
and Practice”
Peter Hess & Linda
Gibler - Chairs
Linda Gibler – "Listening to the
Voice of the Earth: A Catholic Perspective”
Chris Corbally
Cheryl Genet
Lelani Madison |
7:30-7:50
Dwight Collins
-
“The Epic, Sustainability, and the Future”
8:00-8:40
Peter Hess
– “Theological Problems
and Promises of an Evolutionary Paradigm” |
8:45-9:30 (2 20
min)
Josephina Burgos
– “The Role of
Imagination in the Process of Evolution”
John Wilkinson -
"Beyond
Machines: Metaphor in Biology" |
8:40-9:00
Pauline Le Bel
“Aloha and the Universe Story”
9:00-9:15
Closing
Cheryl and Russ Genet |
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