125th Annual Meeting (January 6-9, 2011): Rethinking the "Savage" in French Catholicism

Rethinking the "Savage" in French Catholicism

American Society of Church History 19

Saturday, January 8, 2011: 9:00 AM-11:00 AM

St. George Room B (The Westin Copley Place)

Chair:

Zachary A. Matus, Harvard University

Papers:

Apostate or Saint? The Jesuit's North American Savage as Seen in Two Recent Historical Monographs, Allan Greer's Mohawk Saint and Emma Anderson's The Betrayal of Faith
Leslie P. Choquette, Assumption College

When "Wolves become Angels": Hybridity and the "Savage" in the Letters of Marie de l'Incarnation
Mary Dunn, St. Louis University

"Amidst the Ruins of Dissolving Worlds": René Chateaubriand's Ambivalent "Savage" and Its Scholarly Legacy
Brenna Moore, Fordham University

"Possédées noires": The Psychopathology of Pre-Modern Religion in Fin-de-siècle France
Elizabeth Angeline Nelson, Indiana University

Comment:

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