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SUMMARY:Witnessing a Wounded World: A Theology of Ecological Trauma (Book 
 Launch)
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DESCRIPTION:Dr Tim Middleton (Theology and Religion\, Oxford) in conversat
 ion with Dr Stefan Skrimshire (Theology and Religious Studies\, University
  of Leeds).\n\nWhat kind of traumas are being precipitated by anthropogeni
 c climate change and accelerating biodiversity loss? What would it mean to
  envisage the Earth itself as traumatized? And how might a Christian theol
 ogian respond? From large-scale deforestation and opencast mining to rampa
 ging wildfires and fracturing ice sheets\, the Earth itself is subject to 
 intense devastation. Witnessing a Wounded World analyzes such phenomena in
  terms of three traumatic ruptures—to communication\, to flesh\, and to 
 time. Drawing on practices of witnessing and the insights of deep incarnat
 ion Christologies\, Middleton proceeds to offer a theological account of t
 his ecological trauma.\n\n Dr Tim Middleton is a Tutorial Fellow in Theolo
 gy at Regent’s Park College Oxford as well as Research Fellow at the Ian
  Ramsey Centre for Science and Religion\, and Research Affiliate at the La
 udato Si’ Research Institute. His work focuses on the intersections of t
 heology and religion with science\, nature\, and the environment.
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LOCATION:Schwarzman Centre - Room 00.063\, Room 00.063 Schwarzman Centre R
 adcliffe Observatory Quarter\, Woodstock Road Oxford Oxfordshire OX2 6GG U
 nited Kingdom
SPEAKER:Dr Tim Middleton (Theology and Religion\, Regent's Park College Ox
 ford)\, Dr Stefan Skrimshire (Theology and Religious Studies\, University 
 of Leeds)
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