Speakers
Keynote Speakers
Warburg Institute
Johannes Borotin as student and teacher of the science of the stars in fifteenth-century Prague.
Professor of Chinese, Lehigh University, Pennsylvania
On Chinese Astrology's Impermeability to External Influences
Former Professor of Cultural Astronomy and Astrology, Bath Spa University.
Religion versus Science; Science versus Religion: Whither Astrology; Whithersoever?
Speakers
Director of the Center of Oriental Studies, Vilnius University, Lithuania
Transformations of the Social and Religious Status of Indian Astrology at the Royal Court
Bernadette Brady
Sophia Centre for the Study of Cosmology in Culture, University of Wales Trinity Saint David
Aristotle’s idea of ‘place’ within contemporary astrology
Kristina Buhrman
Department of History, University of Southern California
Ptolemy and Sima Qian in 11thCentury Japan: Combining Disparate Astrologies in Practice
Mario Friscia
University of La Sapienza, Rome.
Michael Grofe
Maya Exploration Project
Eternity in an Hour: the astronomical symbolism of the Era as the Maya agricultural year
Johann Hasler
Departamento de Música, Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín, Colombia
Helen R. Jacobus
University College London.
The Zodiac Calendar in the Dead Sea Scrolls (4Q318) in relation to Babylonian Horoscopes
David W. Kim
University of Edinburgh
A Sethian Iconography:The Astrology of Tchacos Judas
Carsten Niebuhr Institute, University of Copenhagen
The Meaning of Time: Calendar Divination
Christel Mattheeuws
Department of Anthropology, University of Aberdeen.
The Journey of Calendars, Wind and Life in the Indian Ocean
Micah Ross
Kyōto Sangyō University
A Study in the Early Iconography of Gemini
Micah Ross and Dorian Gieseler Greenbaum
Various renderings of pinax in Greek and Demotic in the Medînet Mâdi ostraca
Astrology: Homocentric Science in a Heliocentric Universe
Gustav-Adolf Schoener
Leibniz University of Hanover
