Reading History Through the Eyes of Religion, Symposia

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Toronto, August 18–20

ICS Symposia Series

READING HISTORY THROUGH THE EYES OF RELIGION:
The Unsettling Thought of Herbert Butterfield

Institute for Christian Studies & University of Toronto

Prof. Thomas McIntire, Professor of History and Religion in the University of Toronto and Fellow of Victoria College, Toronto. He was Senior Member in Philosophy of History and Historiography at the Institute for Christian Studies from 1973 to 1984. His 500-page book, Herbert Butterfield: Historian as Dissenter, was published by Yale last year.

Respondents:

Prof. Nicholas Terpstra, Department of History, University of Toronto, Director of Renaissance Studies Program, Victoria College, Toronto, and ICS Senator.

Prof. Robert Sweetman, H. Evan Runner Professor in the History of Philosophy, ICS, and Associate Faculty of the Centre for the Study of Religion and the Centre for Medieval Studies in the University of Toronto.

Jonathan Zeyl, graduate student in history of philosophy, ICS.

Friday December 9th 2005, 1.30-3.30 p.m.
Institute for Christian Studies, 229 College St., 2nd Floor
Followed by Refreshments

The ICS Symposia Series is a series of occasional lectures, free to the public, that provide an opportunity for ICS professors, doctoral candidates and guest lecturers from the wider academic community to share and discuss current research in their field.