EngageEventsOther Ways of Knowing: The Future of Knowledge and the Superhumanities
Wellness Icon
Past Event

Other Ways of Knowing: The Future of Knowledge and the Superhumanities

Register
colorful illustration from Mutants and Mystics book cover

Other Ways of Knowing: The Future of Knowledge and the Superhumanities

Presentation by Jeffrey Kripal, Associate Dean of Humanities and Chair in Philosophy and Religious Thought at Rice University

Dr. Jeffrey Kripal specializes in the study of extreme religious states, putting “the impossible” back on the academic table again. He is presently working on a three-volume study of paranormal currents in the history of religions and the sciences collectively entitled, The Super Story. His book The Flip chronicles a shift from a materialist worldview to one in which mind is fundamental and cosmic.

This lecture is an extension of the Mystics and Visionaries: Art and Other Ways of Knowing seminar taught by Jackie Tileston in Fine Arts, and reflects a partnership between the Department of Fine Arts and the SNF Paideia Program to explore ideas of nonlinear modes of being and knowing.

Co-sponsored with the Stuart Weitzman School of Design

Other Events of Interest

Banner image in blue and green with photos of students promoting information session to apply for fellows program
Jan 24

SNF Paideia Fellows Information Session

Have questions about what it's like to be a Fellow in the program? Hear from current Fellows about their experience at the upcoming… Learn More
image depicting office furniture in blues and greens with festive party streamers draped across each piece
Feb 12

SNF Paideia Program Office Warming Party

We've moved! Join us for the SNF Paideia Office Warming Party, complete with lunch! The Paideia team is excited to welcome you to our new… Learn More
save the date for March 20-21 symposium on the Scopes Trial with a black and white illustration, a political cartoon of an octopus wrapping its tentacles around buildings
Mar 20 - 21

The Scopes Trial at 100: Secularism, Race, and Education

The Scopes Trial of 1925 was an inflection point in US conversations around religion, science, education, and mass media. A century later,… Learn More