text: Indices psychologiques et longévité Mormont, Christian ; ; in Acta Psychiatrica Belgica (1986), 86(2), 111-119 Studied psychological variables associated with longevity. Human subjects: 63 male French adults (54-65 yrs) (prisoners of war during World War II). All Ss completed a battery of psychological tests, and ... [more ▼] Studied psychological variables associated with longevity. Human subjects: 63 male French adults (54-65 yrs) (prisoners of war during World War II). All Ss completed a battery of psychological tests, and psychological profiles of 16 Ss who died within 3 yrs of testing were compared to those of the surviving Ss. Tests used: The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) (1955), L. Bender's Visual Motor Gestalt Test, the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI), R. Benton's Visual Memory Test, and the Cattell Anxiety Scale. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 8 (0 ULg)Indices to measure metacognitive performance in school tests : Symposium on Social and Cognitive Aspects of Metacognition Denis, Brigitte ; ; Leclercq, Dieudonné Conference (1995) Detailed reference viewed: 5 (0 ULg)L'indicialité de l'image scientifique :de la constitution de l'objet à sa manipulation Dondero, Maria Giulia in Visible (2010), 6 Detailed reference viewed: 58 (5 ULg)L'indicible, l'exemple et l'exemplaire : "Un spécialiste" de Eyal Sivan et Rony Brauman Hamers, Jérémy Conference (2009, May 08) Detailed reference viewed: 10 (0 ULg)Indigenous cucurbits of Côte d'Ivoire : a review of their genetic resources ; ; et al in Science et Nature (2006), 3(1), 1-9 Detailed reference viewed: 37 (2 ULg)Indigenous Muscovy ducks in Congo-Brazzaville. 1. A survey of indigenous Muscovy duck management in households in Dolisie City ; ; Leroy, Pascal in Tropical Animal Health and Production (2007), 39(2), 115-122 A cross-sectional study by means of a questionnaire with open-ended questions and multiple-choice questions was used to collect data on the profile of duck keepers, husbandry practices, and performances ... [more ▼] A cross-sectional study by means of a questionnaire with open-ended questions and multiple-choice questions was used to collect data on the profile of duck keepers, husbandry practices, and performances, opportunities and constraints of Muscovy duck breeding in households (n = 88) in Dolisie city (Congo-Brazzaville). The study confirmed the common observations on traditional poultry keeping such as scavenging during the day and housing overnight. The flock size (7.7 ± 3 ducks per unit) showed no specialization of husbandry (100% of surveyed flocks were kept for simultaneous production of ducklings, meat and eggs) and a high drake-to-duck ratio (1:3). The hatchability was close to 80.5% ± 13%, whereas the average number of eggs was 13.2 ± 5 per clutch. In addition, a high mortality (80%) was observed in ducklings, which was due to poor feeding, lack of veterinary care and housing conditions. Eggs and live ducks were sold by duck farmers in response to the family needs rather than market price. The three most important findings were as follows: (1) duck keepers were mainly men (80% versus 20% of women); (2) there was no evidence of taboo; and (3) the duck as an exotic bird was not proscribed by cultural beliefs, and therefore development of the Muscovy duck in Congo Brazzaville should be unhindered. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 34 (6 ULg)Indigenous Muscovy ducks in Congo-Brazzaville. 2. Preliminary observations on indigenous Muscovy ducks reared under moderate inputs in Congolese conditions ; ; Leroy, Pascal et al in Tropical Animal Health and Production (2007), 39(2), 123-129 Detailed reference viewed: 14 (0 ULg)Indirect comparison of bazedoxifene vs oral bisphosphonates for the prevention of vertebral fractures in postmenopausal osteoporotic women. ; Reginster, Jean-Yves ; et al in Current medical research and opinion (2014), 30(8), 1617-1626 Abstract Objective: Compare the efficacy of bazedoxifene with oral bisphosphonates for reduction of vertebral fracture risk in postmenopausal osteoporotic (PMO) women and in higher-risk patients based on ... [more ▼] Abstract Objective: Compare the efficacy of bazedoxifene with oral bisphosphonates for reduction of vertebral fracture risk in postmenopausal osteoporotic (PMO) women and in higher-risk patients based on evidence from randomized controlled trials (RCTs). Methods: Eight RCTs assessing vertebral fracture risk reduction with oral bisphosphonates (n = 7) or bazedoxifene (n = 1) were identified by a systematic literature review. Individual study results were pooled in a network meta-analysis (NMA) to indirectly compare treatment effects for overall PMO women and a higher-risk subgroup (FRAX >/= 20%). Three sets of NMA analyses were conducted: aggregate data (AD) from the bisphosphonate RCTs and bazedoxifene RCT for the full population or the FRAX >/=20% subgroup (NMA AD); bisphosphonate AD and bazedoxifene AD from each FRAX subgroup adjusted for baseline risk (NMA AD meta-regression); and bisphosphonate AD and bazedoxifene individual patient data (IPD) adjusted for baseline risk/FRAX (NMA AD/IPD meta-regression). Results: For the overall population, bisphosphonates had lower fracture risks versus bazedoxifene although there is considerable uncertainty in supporting one intervention over another. The relative risk reduction (RRR) for bazedoxifene was -0.23 (95% CrI: -1.11, 0.27) versus ibandronate, -0.17 (-0.76, 0.22) versus alendronate, and -0.06 (-0.62, 0.30) versus risedronate. Results from the meta-regression analyses were similar. For the FRAX >/=20% population, estimated fracture rates with bazedoxifene were lower than with bisphosphonates, but again the uncertainty limits strong interpretation. The RRR for bazedoxifene was 0.51 (-0.31, 0.83) versus ibandronate, 0.53 (-0.18, 0.83) versus alendronate, and 0.57 (-0.07, 0.85) versus risedronate. The meta-regression analyses showed comparable findings. Conclusion: The analyses only considered vertebral fractures for oral bisphosphonates versus bazedoxifene, and IPD was available only for bazedoxifene. In light of this, bazedoxifene is comparable to bisphosphonates in the overall PMO population and at least as effective as bisphosphonates for preventing vertebral fractures among higher-risk PMO patients. The findings suggest bazedoxifene performs better in higher-risk PMO than in the overall PMO. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 15 (7 ULg)Indirect comparison of bazedoxifene vs. oral bisphosphonates for the prevention of nonvertebral fractures in high-risk postmenopausal osteoporosis population ; ; et al in Osteoporosis International (2012, March), 23(S2), 64-65 Detailed reference viewed: 41 (2 ULg)Indirect comparison of bazedoxifene vs. oral bisphosphonates for the prevention of vertebral fractures in postmenopausal osteoporotic women Reginster, Jean-Yves ; ; et al in Osteoporosis International (2013), 24(1), 37 Detailed reference viewed: 45 (7 ULg)An indirect comparison of the efficacies of vitamin D and its hydroxylated analogs in postmenopausal and corticosteroid-induced osteoporosis ; ; Bruyère, Olivier et al in Osteoporosis International (2005, March), 16(Suppl.3), 29 Detailed reference viewed: 5 (2 ULg)Indirect costs induced by osteoarthritis and osteoporosis in the workplace Rabenda, Véronique ; MANETTE, Christine ; et al in Osteoporosis International (2005, March), 16(Suppl.3), 13-14 Detailed reference viewed: 11 (3 ULg)Indirect defence of aphid infested potato : role of terpenes on Episyrphus balteatus behaviour Francis, Frédéric ; ; et al in Abstract book (2005) Detailed reference viewed: 11 (1 ULg)Indirect detection techniques in liquid chromatography and capillary electrophoresis Crommen, Jacques ; ; Hubert, Philippe Conference (1991) Detailed reference viewed: 7 (1 ULg)Indirect effect of IGF2 intron3 g.3072G>A mutation on prolificacy in sows. ; ; et al in Animal Genetics (2010), 41(5), 493-8 A QTL located in the paternally expressed insulin-like growth factor 2 (IGF2) gene is known to increase muscle growth and reduce fat deposition in pigs. This makes the QTL in IGF2 a good marker for use in ... [more ▼] A QTL located in the paternally expressed insulin-like growth factor 2 (IGF2) gene is known to increase muscle growth and reduce fat deposition in pigs. This makes the QTL in IGF2 a good marker for use in pig breeding programmes. However, care has to be taken as it is postulated that increased leanness and lowered fat deposition may have a negative effect on the prolificacy and longevity of sows. Selection of sire and dam lines for different alleles of the mutation in the paternally imprinted IGF2 gene could actually provide a solution to this problem. Therefore, in this study, the effect of the IGF2 QTL on prolificacy-related traits in sows was investigated. It was found that the paternal IGF2 wild-type allele was associated with higher reproduction performance in the sow. Moreover, it was also examined whether the difference in prolificacy in sows could be a consequence of differential IGF2 expression in the ovarian follicles of the sow or whether it is mainly a secondary effect caused by differences in fatness traits. Therefore, IGF2 expression was measured in follicles of different sizes from sows with different genotypes for the paternal IGF2 allele. It was observed that, however, while the size of the follicles was associated with follicular IGF2 expression level, the IGF2 genotype was not. It could be concluded that the difference in prolificacy of sows with a different paternal IGF2 genotype could be a secondary effect, resulting from differences in fat deposition. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 17 (4 ULg)The indirect effect of reading social practices on reading achievement. Baye, Ariane ; Schillings, Patricia ; Lafontaine, Dominique Conference (2010) Detailed reference viewed: 11 (3 ULg)The indirect effect of reading social practices on reading achievement. Baye, Ariane ; Schillings, Patricia Conference (2010, August 25) Detailed reference viewed: 20 (4 ULg)Indirect gateways to fermentation processes ; Thonart, Philippe Conference (1991, December) Detailed reference viewed: 5 (2 ULg)Indirect photometric detection in capillary electrophoresis ; ; Hubert, Philippe et al Conference (1993) Detailed reference viewed: 9 (1 ULg)Indirect photometric detection of amino acids in capillary zone electrophoresis ; Hubert, Philippe ; Crommen, Jacques in Journal de Pharmacie de Belgique (1991), 46 Detailed reference viewed: 4 (1 ULg) |


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NEW DELHI: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi's daughter and MP Kanimozhi had "actively" lobbied for "re-appointment" of A Raja as Telecom Minister in UPA II government as the process for allocation of 2G spectrum was initiated in his first tenure in the ministry in 2008. The evidence and material collected by CBI has been placed along with the second chargesheet to buttress its claim that Kanimozhi had played an active role in 2G spectrum scam.
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NEW DELHI: Even as the Supreme Court Tuesday reserved orders on the bail pleas of five top corporate honchos in the 2G spectrum scam, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said it did not oppose the bail petitions of Kanimozhi and four others in the trial court. The investigating agency told Justice G.S. Singhvi and Justice H.L. Dattu that the concession given to Kanimozhi and four others is not available to other accused. Additional Solicitor General Harin Raval told the court that he has twice given reasons to special public prosecutor U.U. Lalit on why the bail pleas were not opposed.
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NEW DELHI: CBI is unlikely to oppose DMK Rajya Sabha member Kanimozhi's bail plea when the special court takes it up for hearing on next Monday. It is likely to ask the presiding officer to use his discretion under Section 437 of the Criminal Procedure Code to decide on the matter. At the last hearing on Kanimozhi's bail application on October 1, CBI had filed written replies opposing the bail applications of Kalaignar TV director Sharad Kumar, former Union minister A Raja's private secretary RK Chandolia, Swan Telecom promoter Shahid Usman Balwa and Kusegaon Fruits and Vegetables co-owners Asif Balwa and Rajiv Agarwal, while leaving it to the special court's discretion to decide on the bail pleas of Kanimozhi and Cineyug Films promoter Karim Morani.
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NEW DELHI: The Central Bureau of Investigation has questioned Chennaibased chartered accountant Ratnam and businessman S Sarvanan — said to be close to DMK leader Kanimozhi — for their alleged involvement in a land deal. The duo was said to be the main intermediaries in the sale of a prized piece of land on Chennai's Anna Salai Marg . The 53,000 square feet property, linked to the 2G spectrum allocation scam, was sold in 2009 to Malaysia-based businessman Shanmuganathan for Rs 25 crore, when the prevailing market price was Rs 200 crore.
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NEW DELHI: The plea of "womanhood" raised by noted criminal lawyer Ram Jethmalani could not cut ice with a Delhi Court which today rejected the bail plea of DMK MP Kanimozhi saying that gender cannot be considered as a ground for relief in the 2G spectrum case . "Sex is one of the grounds which may be considered at the time of grant of bail. However, considering the magnitude of the crime and the allegations against her, I am unable to show any consideration to her on this ground," special CBI Judge O P Saini said.
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Kanimozhi, DMK patriarch Karunanidhi's youngest daughter, entered politics at a harrowing time for her party. In 2007, a violent rift had taken place between Karunanidhi's family and that of his grand nephews, the Marans. Dayanidhi Maran was recalled from his ministerial job in Delhi and Kanimozhi was sent to the Rajya Sabha by the DMK. Around the same time, she published a book called Karukkum Maruthaani, a collection of essays about gender issues—and clean politics. She hasn't written much since then, apart from a book of verse published in 2009.
Kanimozhi arrested: DMK in no position to threaten UPA govt
May 21, 2011
NEW DELHI/CHENNAI: The alliance between Congress and the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam was strained further with the arrest of DMK chief M Karunanidhi's daughter Kanimozhi in the 2G spectrum allocation scandal on Friday. However, the southern ally seemed wary of precipitating a crisis at the Centre as it cannot afford to have hostile arrangements both at the Centre and the state. DMK's arch-rival AIADMK has just assumed power in Tamil Nadu. That DMK will not opt for political adventurism was evident when Karunanidhi told reporters in Chennai that his party enjoyed cordial reactions with Congress.
Have not received any summons from CBI, says Kanimozhi
February 18, 2011
CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi's daughter Kanimozhi today said she has not received any summons from the CBI, which is probing the 2G spectrum allocation scam. "I haven't got anything of that kind," the DMK Rajya Sabha MP told a TV channel here when asked about reports that CBI may question her as part of its ongoing probe into the scam in which former Union Telecom Minister A Raja has been arrested. Asked about CBI searches at the office of DMK-backed Kalaignar TV, she said she was not aware of it. She refused to comment when asked if the latest development would affect DMK-Congress seat-sharing talks.
Kanimozhi says she will prove her innocence in 2G case
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NEW DELHI: Terming grant of bail in the 2G case as the "first step", DMK MP Kanimozhi today said she would prove her innocence and get out of the case legally. In her first comments after being released from Tihar Jail on Tuesday, the daughter of DMK chief M Karunanidhi said she was happy at being granted bail by the Delhi High Court in the 2G case. "I am very happy to be going back (to Chennai).I am looking forward to my visit in Chennai.
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Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Colouring Outside the Lines: Celebrating postgraduate work in mission and ministry
I'm delighted with the publication of Colouring Outside the Lines. Celebrating postgraduate work in mission and ministry from the Adelaide College of Divinity 2010-2014. It profiles the unique work of the postgraduate pathway of the Adelaide College of Divinity over the last five years. (Uniting College, as a member college of the ACD, provides the teaching and supervision input for the postgraduate programme).
Colouring Outside the Lines includes essays from eight students representing the ecumenical student body (five different denominations). They provide a snapshot of action-reflection at the coal face of misssion and ministry across Australasia today. Many of the insights come from "missional experiences occurring outside of church and Christian framed spaces" (Barney, 52). In other words, as these students have located themselves at an Easter community event, in a community garden, as an artist working with the stories of the silenced, storytelling at a Fringe Festival. It also includes an introduction from Rosemary Dewerse and myself, the two postgraduate coordinators during these years. This introduction, along with a short conclusion, provides an intellectual frame for what is the 'Adelaide school' of postgraduate mission and ministry.
For a number of years we have wanted to find ways to publish our students work. This year six of our students presented at Australian Association of Mission Studies, with three of their papers gaining publication in a book resulting from the conference. Another student was published earlier in the year in Mission Studies.
Colouring Outside the Lines, published by MediaCom, provides a lovely way to end the year. For those interested, here are the Contents: (more…)
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Doctor of Ministry in Mainstreet chaplaincy
Today we graduated Bruce Grindlay Doctor of Ministry. He received his examiners reports a few weeks ago, on his thesis From Altar into the Agora: Toward a reframing of missional voice and posture of the Mainstreet. Normally we graduate annually in May, but specific circumstances meant an individual ceremony for Bruce was most appropriate.
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I was one of Bruce's supervisors in what was a fascinating Doctor of Ministry project. (A minor supervisor, as Bruce made clear in his speech today, given that so much of the input into the project came from Dr Peter Gunn). Bruce had, in his final ministry placement before retiring, found himself a chaplain to his local business community. That led him on a fascinating journey, given that marketing phrases currently used in Mainstreet shopping environments use religious grammar and images, yet without God. So Bruce analyses whether a church should partnering with current community development strategies and the missional voice and posture that it might adopt.
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This thesis analyses the missional identity and vocation of a church located in an open-air, retail, shopping environment and explores the interplay between this Mainstreet shopping environment and the life and mission of the 'Mainstreet' church. It explores how marketing phrases echo the theological and missional grammar of the church. In this post-secular environment it asks whether this rhetoric uses religious grammar and images, but without God. By means of an analysis of the images and activities associated with Mainstreet, and a consideration of the theology of shopping, it explores whether current community development strategies on Mainstreet offer new opportunities for congregations to move from the 'altar' into the 'agora' and to adopt new missional postures. It maps out navigational skills to guide congregations wishing to develop a contemporary missional identity and engagement. It concludes by asking whether the church on Mainstreet can, proleptically, be a sign in word and deed of the Kingdom of God.
Today was a day of great joy and celebration. Much hard work. Much!
Thursday, June 12, 2014
people matter: collecting and collating stories in practical theology research
He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tangata! He tangata! He tangata! What is the most important thing in the world? It is people! It is people!
A Maori proverb that reminds us that people are essential. So what does that mean for research, in particular theology and ministry research? How do we ensure that people matter, from start to finish?
John Swinton and Harriet Mowat, in their excellent Practical Theology and Qualitative research, provide a rich range of examples of doing practical theology research. In Chapter 4, Researching Personal experience, they explore the impact of depression on spirituality. Because people matter, they begin with lived experience.
They interview six people, who have explored spirituality in the midst of depression. Following the interviews, they perform a fairly standard analysis of the data, drawing out themes from across the six interviews.
Because people matter, then then borrow from (the also excellent) Van Manen, Researching Lived Experience: Human Science for an Action Sensitive Pedagogy, a method in which they seek to express these recurring themes, not in the words of the researchers, but in the words of the participants. They weave actual words from the interviews around the themes.
In doing so, we see two moments in which people matter, first in listening to human story, second in letting people tell their stories in their own words.
But people still matter. Lots. So Swinton and Mowat take a further step. They take the compiled stories back to the participants. Do these compiled narratives fully capture your story? Is there anything missing? Are there any misunderstandings or misinterpretation? In so doing, the participants become co-researchers. They get to actively shaping and re-shape the data. The result is a far richer data set, one more likely to truly name human experience.
Or to use another image, a way of letting those being researched look in the mirror that is their own data.
It is only then that Swinton and Mowat take a clearly theological turn. (Although I would argue that a research method in which people matter is a very fine way to do theology). They take themes – in this case including abandonment and the search for God in the abyss – and explore them in relation to Scripture, particularly the Psalms.
People matter. As a result, research begins with human story, tells human story in their own words, clarifies human story.
All because people matter.
And so, I said to the DMin student I was supervising today, why not let this shape your research into pioneers of fresh expressions? Why not not only interview, but take your interview data back to pioneers? Because I bet that as they see their stories, their approach to ministry reflected back, they will want to extend, clarify and nuance the data.
It will become richer, more likely to truly name the practices that shape pioneer ministry.
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Learning and Teaching Theology: Some Ways Ahead
Delighted first with the news this week that my chapter "Embodiment and transformation in the context of e-learning" has been accepted to be published by Mosaic Press later this year. Edited by Les Ball, titled Learning and Teaching Theology: Some Ways Ahead, the book will publish papers delievered at the conference in Sydney last year on teaching and learning theology.
Delighted second that the chapter was accepted with no revisions needed. That's a huge relief.
Delighted third to be able to find some space in a pretty busy life to have been able to reflect, over 6000 words, on so many of the changes we're exploring here at Uniting College – in blended learning and in flipped classrooms. This chapter was my asking Why? Why are we doing this? Not why technically or economically but why theologically?
Delighted mainly, because the September conference was the first major conference I spoke at after Dad died. As I returned to finally edit the chapter last week, emotionally I was taken right back to Dad, to the days of his death. I was back writing in grief. So this chapter is dedicated to my Dad, a teacher who taught me so much.
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This chapter argues that e-learning is a theological necessity.
Four themes, of theological teaching as embodied in "living libraries," as nurturing hospitable space, as verbal driven in pedagogy and as cultivating communities of inquiry are outlined. Within each of these themes, a dialogue is conducted between Luke 5:1-11, Transforming Theology and e-learning literature.
The argument is than applied specifically to the task of teaching and learning, with three categories of pedagogical design grounded in a case study of a recent Introduction to Theology class.
Finally, a theological note is made regarding the implications when the Incarnate One is read as the Ascended One. This suggests that the move, from face to face, to digital at distance, is actually a following of the trajectory of Jesus, the miracle of Resurrection and Ascension in which both place and space are redefined. Or in the words of this project, transformed theologically.
Monday, March 03, 2014
Ecclesial practices proposals for American Academy of Religion
I was very excited to hear last week that American Academy of Religion, one of the largest academic conferences in the world, had added a new subject area – Ecclesial Practices.
While this is exactly in my area of current research, the deadline for papers was today, Monday 3 March. So I've been working most evenings, trying to knock something together. Each person is allowed to submit two papers for consideration. This involves a 150 word abstract, plus a 1000 word proposal, which if accepted need to be further developed for presentation (at the annual conference in San Diego in November). It's a fair bit of work!
But I've been searching through my hard drive, and been pleasantly surprised to discover some bits and pieces of writing from a number of sources that can be massaged into something I think is cohesive.
For those interested:
Proposal for Ecclesial Practices and Practical Theology: Lost in translation: the priority of anecdotes in discerning embodied doctrine
This article explores one analytical method by which practical theology might attend to both the descriptive and the theological.
It applies the work of Van Manen (Researching Lived Experience), and his methodological categories of knots in the webs of experience and anecdotes, to an ethnographic study of an emerging church ten years on. The anecdotes present in the data will be catalogued and then a selection probed for evidence of their doctrinal content. This will demonstrate, both by presence and in function, that anecdotes as short stories connected to real life are a repeated source by which this community chooses to express their wisdom.
It will thus be argued that anecdotes uncovered in the descriptive mode that characterizes social sciences are equally a rich lode through which to uncover doctrine as it is embodied in ecclesial practices.
Proposal for Ecclesial Practices – An ecclesiology of natality: an emerging church ten years on
This paper takes a longitudinal look at an emerging church, drawing on empirical research conducted in 2000 and again in 2010.
It will be argued that natality has emerged as a distinct ecclesial practice. Grace Jantzen argued for the importance of natality in theology, as a way to reference a symbolic in which lies the potential for new beginnings. She suggested it is characterized by embodiment, relationality, hopefulness and engenderment.
It will be argued that natality is more evident in the life of this emerging church in 2010 as demonstrated in demographic changes, gender differences and a shift of community creativity, from artistic reflections on Stations of the Cross to Advent in Art.
This allows an ecclesiological turn. An Advent narrative in the Lectionary cycle and the ecclesiology of Rowan Williams (Ponder These Things: Praying with Icons of the Virgin) seem to affirm ecclesial practices that offer embodiment, relationality, hopefulness and engenderment.
Monday, December 23, 2013
postgraduate affirmation with TEQSA accreditation
Big news for us at ACD/Uniting College: TEQSA (Tertiary Education Qualifications Standards Authority) in Australia has accredited our post-graduate courses for another 7 years, with no conditions attached.
That's like getting A+ for an exam, the best result possible.
TEQSA ensure quality control for all universities and higher education providers in Australia. On a regular basis, they audit courses, asking for extensive evidence of what we are providing and the quality standards we are working toward.
This is followed by a site visit (ours was held in October) before review by an independent panel of academics from three other providers, before a report is provided to their Commission. It is an ardurous process, one that has taken a huge amount of time and energy over the 2013 year.
In making our application for ongoing accreditation, we also decided as a College to take the opportunity to innovate, proposing a number of significant changes. In no particular order
- we created a Graduate Diploma in Ministry, a one year (full-time equivalent) offering, including an entry point for those who have not done theology study before. This arose out of a desire to provide pathways for lay training, particularly those who want to focus on ministry in all spheres of life
- we standardised the former 1, 3 and 6 credit point structure of our post-graduate programmes into 4.5 credits. This makes our postgraduate offerings consistent with our undergraduate offerings and with Flinders University, allowing smoother cross-crediting pathways for students
- we clarified the research focus of our Doctor of Ministry. Recently TEQSA announced changes to ensure that professional doctorates across all education spheres maintain a research focus. They wanted to see a professional doctorate as a research degree of excellence. We welcomed these changes, as they fit with our ethos, a practical theology that seeks a rigour of action and theory reflection. While other Christian theology providers have responded by moving out of the DMin arena, we argued to TEQSA that our existing structures, with a few modifications and clarifications, met these research standards. We're delighted that TEQSA agree with us and that we can continue to offer a DMin with a high quality research focus on ministry practice
- at the same time, we wanted to maintain and underline our collegial approach to post-graduate ministry. The student working alone on an extended project is in sharp contrast to the realities of ministry, which require peer learning. So in making our application to TEQSA, we proposed a pathway which will ensure all our post-graduate (Diploma, Master and Doctor) form a regular peer learning community, in which they gain encouragement and peer review. We believe this will lift standards, enhance the experience of participation in a learning community, in a way consistent with the collegial nature of ministry. In other words, degrees to serve the church in ministry and mission, through high quality, creatively rigorous practical theology.
The response by TEQSA – 7 years accreditation and no conditions – we take as a huge endorsement of our direction, our standards and the research community with the focus on a high quality practical theology we are creating.
And a great Christmas present to ACD, Uniting College and our post-graduate community.
Saturday, December 21, 2013
An excellent writing week
I've had an excellent writing week, holed up in our shack/bach, no wireless, a flock of black swans for company and inspiration.
I've got my head back into the emerging 10 years on research project, which I've not been able to engage since Dad died. I've written three frames for analysing various aspects of the data. I've now got four almost complete chapters, with good work on another three. I've now written 40,000 words in relation to the 20 UK interviews.
Key moments this week included
- Finding a way to link the local stories with the recent World Council of Churches statement on mission and evangelism
- Finding five layers of church in Philippians
- Framing the local stories around images of God, patterns of growth, understandings of mission
- Realising again how rich the data set is
- Loving the humanity of each fresh expression story – like the moment when one community moved the photo of Rowan Williams to make way for their data projector screen!
It feels like a book.
Wednesday, May 08, 2013
Ecclesiology and Ethnography: a "down under" perspective
News today that my academic paper for the ANZATS (Australia New Zealand Association Theological Schools) combined conference 29 June-2 July, in Auckland, New Zealand, has been accepted. The conference theme is Christians in Communities – Christians as Communities.
Ecclesiology and Ethnography: a "down under" perspective
The aim of this paper is to introduce a new area of theological investigation and offer a "down under" response. It will be argued that a new Eerdmans Studies series, launched with paired volumes, Perspectives on Ecclesiology and Ethnography and Explorations in Ecclesiology and Ethnography, provides a new way of understanding theology, and the theologian, as a participant with communities in the missio Dei.
The first section of this paper will outline this new Studies series and a number of theoretical moves, including the use of empirical research as a theological necessity, appreciating knowledge as a perichoretic practice and valuing ecclesial situatedness.
The second section of the paper will offer a "down under" response to what has initially been a trans-Atlantic conversation. This will include a methodological engagement with indigenous perspectives on qualitative research. It will demonstrate similarities between the Studies in Ecclesiology and Ethnography series and themes articulated by Linda Tuhiwai Smith (recently honoured as a Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit), including valuing qualitative research, seeking community transformation and encouraging research situated in communities of tradition.
However Smith also identifies ways in which research has been an instrument of colonization. Hence a third section of this paper will employ Smith's "Community up" framework for researcher conduct to analyse a number of case studies present in the Studies in Ecclesiology and Ethnography series. It will be argued that a pivotal point exists in the work of Paul Murray and Matthew Guest, in which the ethnographer is freed to offer the marginalized a new voice and consequently bring change to ecclesial communities.
Dr Steve Taylor
Senior Lecturer, Flinders University
Principal, Uniting College
Thursday, April 04, 2013
Sustainability and the mission of God: a case study of fresh (and failed) expression
I'm presenting to the South Australian Mission Studies Network Gathering on the topic:
Sustainability and the mission of God: a case study of fresh (and failed) expression
I'll be reflecting on my findings emerging from my UK sabbatical interview research. The event is open to all mission-minded individuals, including scholars, reflective practitioners and teachers.
Here is the blurb (not written by me!):
Rev Dr Steve Taylor (Principal of Uniting College of Leadership and Theology, writer and blogger. He has published numerous articles and chapters, especially in regards to developing healthy, missional communities. His main publication is The Out of Bounds Church? Learning to Create a Community of Faith in a Culture of Change, (Zondervan, 2005). He has recently been on Sabbatical in the UK and writing his second book.)
Monday 22nd April @ 12.30 pm (until 2:00 pm) in S1, Adelaide College of Divinity, 34 Lipsett Terrace, Brooklyn Park, SA.
BYO Lunch but Tea and Coffee provided. To RSVP by Friday 19th April or want further information, then contact David Turnbull on 8373 8775 or dturnbull at adelaide dot tabor dot edu dot au
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Let me in the sound – not! U2 conference paper proposal
I was informed (graciously) today that my U2 conference paper (April 2013) proposal was not accepted. No explanation as to why. For the record (pun intended), here was my proposal (it makes the title even more poignant!).
Update: An invitation, on 6 March 2013. Due to a late withdrawal, might I be interested, despite the late notice, in presenting my paper! Let me in the sound is, after all, a live performance option.
The paper emerged from this moment of listening pleasure, which was deemed "perceptive" by well known U2 scholar, Beth Maynard. In terms of theorising, I consider their would be some real insight to read U2 against the work of Martin Stringer, UK social anthropologist, who has a body of research applying sociology to live liturgy.
Let me in the sound: the role of one liners in the live concert experience of U2
This paper will analyse the use of one-liners in U2's live concert performance. It will explore the differences between U2's known songs from their studio albums and live performances (as recorded in the limited U22 CD that resulted from their most recent 360 degree tour). The paper will catalogue the one-liners and outline how they serve as a significant dimension of the live concert experience.
Three dimensions of these one-liners will be explored. First, how they particularise, offering a unique concert experience. Second, how they reframe, providing a different hermeneutical lens by which a song might be interpreted. Third, how they humanise, enhancing the connection between the band and the feelings of concert-goers.
An example is illustrative. During the live performance on U22 of "Until The End Of The World," the following one-liner is employed: "Where's Frank? 13 years ago, this very evening, we said goodbye to Frank Sinatra."
This one-liner served to particularise, marking this concert (live from Mexico) as occurring on an anniversary of significance. It served to reframe, linking the song with a legend in rock music. It served to humanise, crafting a respectful memory with regard to those who have gone before.
This analysis will be placed alongside recent liturgical writing, in particular the work of Martin Stringer, On the Perception of Worship and his argument that with regard to ritual, it is in the irregularities that significance is generated.
Monday, July 23, 2012
defining theological research
Tonight I attended, with my daughter, a high school careers night. One of the presentations outlined the Research Project, a final year independent study. It is described as an opportunity to:
- research something you are interested in
- decide how you carry out your research
- decide on the way you produce your findings
- make judgements about how successful you've been
The presenter noted that a new feature for 2013 includes local universities offering students the chance to join one of their projects, in areas like health and medicine. The student works with the University in one of their projects and gets named in the research as it is written up.
On the way home, the following conversation ensued.
Daughter: I liked the idea of doing research with a university.
Dad: Yes, when they talked about that, I wondered about theology offering a research project.
Daughter: Now that would be cool. They could start new types of churches and explore how people engage with those new forms.
Dad grins, pondering the rather unique view of theological research – the mix of research and practicum, thinking and doing, university and church – the daughter has grown up with.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
a big day: social innovation research funding bid
Today I ticked off one of my study leave goals, submitting a funding bid to do some research into pioneering (social innovation) in Australia. It has involved a lot of work, a few late nights, some 5,000 words, spread over 26 pages of application and pulling together support from 4 different partners.
The bid is titled "Social innovation within religious communities in Australia." The aims are "to undertake an analysis of quantitative data, and gather further qualitative data in order to analyse the skills and capacities required to catalyse and sustain innovations that build social capital and enhance the public good in the not-for-profit sector."
It has involved negotiating with various partners, trying to think about their needs and how they might link with the aims of the University (research). The intended outcomes (if the bid is successful) will include a mix of articles, book, video and help in our post-graduate research.
It's a highly competitive process, so I'm not holding my breath.
But it's been fascinating to try to explain pioneering and fresh expressions in publicly accessible language (almost mission in itself perhaps?). And it's been great to have the space of sabbatical to write and re-write. It's allowed me to met some new people, be stretched in new areas and be very glad that Uniting College has a relationship with Flinders University, that makes such collaboration even a possibility.
But it's left me stuffed.
Tuesday, May 01, 2012
intuition and anecdotes in theology
A playful moment today. I am working this week on a chapter on emerging church practices. In trying to make sense of how to proceed, I have been enjoying a book by Max Van Manen, Researching Lived Experience: Human Science for an Action Sensitive Pedagogy.
The book explores how to use lived experience – ours and others – not for mere academic interest, but to be part of transformation – in us and in our spheres of influence. In the book, Van Manen seeks a method by which to be systematic and critically rigorous about lived experience. One way he suggests is by the use of anecdotes. He notes how so often in conversations, people use short stories to make a point.
Anecdotes connect us to real life. They can provide concrete demonstrations of wisdom. They provide experiential case studies. Each anecdote is unique and particular, yet often each anecdote is addressing matters of universal importance.
So I have been looking through my interview data, looking for anecdotes. Surprise, surprise, I found that in the 5 focus group interviews I did, 45 anecdotes were used. Previously I might have dismissed these as examples, difficult to make into nice little sound bites. So probably I would have walked past them.
Instead, today I have grouped these 45 anecdotes and begun to analyse them, each particular, for the emerging practices present in them.
As I have worked, I have also been thinking about the Gospels. And I began to wonder if perhaps they too are in fact a collection, artfully chosen, of anecdotes about Jesus. In John 20:30, we are told that "Jesus performed many other signs in the presence of his disciples, which are not recorded in this book." In describing these signs to each other, the disciples used anecdotes. Which John then declares that he has selected, edited and artfully arranged so that the reader "may believe" and "by believing … may have life." I love that sense of the Gospel writer daring to tell a universal story by gathering a particular set of particular anecdotes.
But how to connect some anecdotes from an emerging church today with these Gospels as anecdotes?
So this afternoon I spread out the Jesus Deck on the office floor. The Jesus Deck has 52 cards. In other words, 52 anecdotes from the life of Jesus! I spread out these Gospel anecdotes alongside the anecdotes from my interviews.
It is certainly not an approach I've used in research before. But it has begun to generate some really interesting conversations. Whether they are dead ends or not, we will see in the coming days.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
wanted dead and alive: UK alt.worship communities
As part of my PhD research (what became "A New Way of Being Church", University of Otago, 2004), I conducted research during March – June, 2001 into mission experimentation in the UK. This was focused on alternative worship communities and included both participant observation and interviews with both leaders and laity.
Some ten years on from that research, I have been reflecting on sustainability. As any parent will know, it's one thing to birth a child. It's quite another to do the early mornings and late nights, to piece your way through the ups and downs.
So I have begun a "Sustainability in new mission initiatives" Research Project. This first part has focused on the church that was the major focus of my research, Cityside Baptist. I have returned to participate in worship, to interview key leaders, to re-survey the congregation, and to conduct focus groups in response to reflect upon their data. Currently I'm writing up the results.
The next stage of the project involves wanting to explore the sustainability of the UK alt.worship communities I had researched back in 2001.
Here I need some help. Some initial website research has revealed that of the twelve I researched, four six continue today (two three under another name). Two Four appear closed. I remain unsure about six two of the communities. They look to have little web presence and so perhaps are closed.
So I have two requests. First, can any of my UK readers check the table here and provide any further information on the current status of any of these groups. I'm particular after information on
- Late Late Service, Glasgow
- Sanctuary, Bath (Updated: website found)
- Resonance, Bristol (Updated: renamed as Foundation in 2005. Thanks Paul )
- The Bigger Picture, London
- Graceland, Cardiff (Updated: according to a blog comment (thanks heaps), has closed, although relational connections continue.
- Holy Joes, London (Updated: Maggi Dawn thinks this group is currently in recess)
Second, I am interested in trying to interview all these groups, or representatives (whether dead or alive!). We need to learn from all our experiments, no matter their current status. I am working toward a research visit to the UK (December 2012-February 2013). So I would like to locate folk, particularly from those that are closed, or appear to be. So can any of my UK readers provide any followup or contact details?
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There's way more than that...
Marvel published a Romulan/ Borg comic entitled 'Operation: Assimilation.'
Wildstorm published a comic anthology 'Star Trek Special' which contained a few stories not based on the main characters.
IDW has 6 or 7 issues which star TOS Romulans.
They also published several Alien Spotlight, Crew, and Captain's Log comics which either star all new characters or at least secondary characters.
There's also IDWs Assignment: Earth miniseries starring Gary Seven.
There are several issues of Malibu and DC comics which I think are basically spin offs which don't star the main characters much if at all, but I couldn't tell you offhand which ones.
I was wondering if they will release any more IDW STAR TREK comics on the nook?
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