• 1:15pm 1:30pm
    Part II: Afternoon Schedule
  • 1:30pm 3:15pm
    Panel VI: Theosophy's Transculturalism (Room 1501)
    • Chair

      Helena Capkova

      Waseda University, School of International Liberal Studies

    • Respondent

      Wouter Hanegraaff

      University of Amsterdam

    • “The Colors of Conversion: Swedenborg, Theosophy, and Transcultural Mysticism”

      Devin Zuber

      Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley

    • “Images of Buddha and Christ in French Symbolist Art: Interpreting East and West through a Theosophical Lens”

      Serena Keshavjee

      University of Winnipeg

    • “The Reception and Propagation of Theosophy in China”

      Chuang Chien Hui

      Osaka University

  • 1:30pm 3:15pm
    Panel VII: Politics and Institutions (Room 1512)
    • Chair

      Marco Pasi

      University of Amsterdam

    • Respondent

      Cóilín Parsons

      Georgetown University

    • “Theosophical Individualism and the Politics of Neutrality”

      Colin Duggan

      Univeristy College Cork, Ireland

    • “The International Lodge Reconsidered: The Theosophical Network and its Impact on Japanese Interbellum Modernity”

      Toshio Akai

      Kobe Gakuin University

    • “Transmutations of Theosophy in Russian and East European Literary and Philosophical-Scientific Contexts (c.1880s-1950s)”

      Yuri Stoyanov

      University of London School of Oriental and African Studies

  • 3:15pm 3:45pm
    Break II
  • 3:45pm 5:00pm
    Panel VIII: The Public Sphere (Room 1512)
    • Chair

      Rachel Cowgill

      University of Huddersfield

    • Respondent

      Matthew Hart

      Columbia University

    • “The Theosophical Gothic: Propaganda and Positive Epistemology in H.P. Blavatsky’s 'Nightmare Tales' (1892)”

      Christine Ferguson

      University of Glasgow

    • “Revivalism as ‘Beautiful Necessity’: Tracing a Transatlantic Gothic Spirit”

      Ayla Lepine

      University of Essex

    • “Fables of Enchantment: Spiritualism, Anarchism and the Politics of Affection between Women in Spain and Latin-America”

      Marta Ferrer Gómez

      Columbia University

  • 3:45pm 5:00pm
    Panel IX: Futurism, Art, and Theosophy (Room 1501)
    • Chair

      Sarah Victoria Turner

      Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art

    • Respondent

      Marco Pasi

      University of Amsterdam

    • “Kandinsky, Boccioni, and the Ether in the International Cultures of Science and Theosophy”

      Linda D. Henderson

      University of Texas at Austin

    • “A Theosophical Portrait of Ruzena Zatkova, Futurist”

    • “Evolving Androgynous Astrobodies: Hélène Dufau's Occult Transformism”

      Fae Brauer

      University of East London

  • 5:00pm 6:00pm
    Roundtable Discussion - Enchanted Modernities Project Team (room 1501)
    • Chair

      Gauri Viswanathan

      Columbia University

    • Chair

      James Mansell

      University of Nottingham

    • Helena Capkova

      Waseda University, School of International Liberal Studies

    • Rachel Cowgill

      University of Huddersfield

    • Marco Pasi

      University of Amsterdam

    • Christopher Scheer

      Utah State University

    • Sarah Victoria Turner

      Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art