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SUMMARY:Ethics & Social Change:  Economy\, Religion\, and Moral Transformation
DESCRIPTION:While scholars might once have been inclined to think of the economy\nas a driver of ethical transformation and religion as a force for the\npreservation of traditional moral ideas and practices\, it has become\nclear that the relation between religious and economic dimensions\nof moral change is much more complex and multi-dimensional. This\ninterdisciplinary conference aims to explore the part played by religious\nand economic factors in how moral change comes about\, and what this\ncan tell us about the fundamental character of ethical life. Both religion\nand ‘the economy’ are sometimes imagined as being exceptional in\nrelation to ‘everyday life’\, and sometimes as the fundamental grounding\nof social life. What role do specifically religious and economic ideas\,\nvalues\, and judgements play in people’s ethical imagination\, reflection\,\nand conduct? Do what we call religious and economic values motivate\nconduct in similar or divergent ways\, and how do they motivate change?\nDo they possess different kinds of authority\, or do they draw from the\nsame sources of legitimacy? Where do they support each other and\nwhere are they in conflict? Does ritual belong to both domains\, or is it\nat bottom religious? What role does ritual play in shaping ethical life\nand motivating ethical change? We invite many different approaches\nto these and a wide range of related questions\, including those from\nanthropology\, sociology\, theology\, philosophy\, and history. Our goal is\nto deepen interdisciplinary discussion of the ethical dimension of human\nsocial life.
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