10:01
Tony Blair and the Apocalypse
12:36
Millenarianism and Millennialism
07:11
A. L. Morton: Revolutions, Utopias, and Life in the English Radical Tradition
12:01
Apocalypse!
11:28
Antichrist
13:26
The Gospel of Matthew and Apocalypticism
05:07
Armageddon
06:37
Visions of England and the Peasants' Revolt on Stage in the 1920s
12:52
Emily Pothast, "Toward a Theory of the Apocalyptic Apparatus"
11:22
Gary Perkins, "A millenarian, apocalyptic, ‘pacifist’ and sectarian religion and the retelling..."
14:54
George Chryssides, "Beyond Armageddon"
10:57
Sarah Harvey, "Jehovah's Witnesses: Enquiries and Concerns"
07:51
Tommy Lynch, "Race, the World and Its End: A New Apocalypticism?"
07:46
Matthew Fisher, "Samuel Lane and Robert Hoadley Ashe"
08:46
Edward Graham Hyde, "Empower me and I'll follow"
09:15
Donald Jacobs, "A long stretch to serve the Lord undivided"
08:35
The Death of John Ball: An Afterlife in History and Interpretation
07:19
Paul Moon, "Prophesies of Apocalypse and Utopia in Inter-War New Zealand: The Case of Rua Kēnana"
08:22
Morgan Barbre, "Perfection Salad: White Women and White Dinner Tables in the US, 1915-1929"
05:40
Alastair Lockhart, "World War I Psychotherapy: Shell-shock and Millenarianism"
07:14
James Crossley, "John Ball, Priest of the 1381 Uprising and Seer of Interwar England"
08:43
Ondřej Kolář, 'Between Nationalist Apocalypse and Religious Utopia: Thinking of War in Silesia'
06:01
Shyam Sriram & William Chavez (Part II), ‘Apocalyptic Irruption into Aboriginal Culture: Mad Max’
08:17
Shyam Sriram & William Chavez (Part I), ‘Apocalyptic Irruption into Aboriginal Culture: Mad Max’
04:53
Isaac May and Spencer Wells, 'Anti-Nephi-Lehies in the Land of Zion'
06:53
Matt Horrigan, ‘Apocalyptic Fictions, Thanatic Simulations: Videogames and the Figuration of Death’
05:38
Madelaine Caritas Longman, ‘The Quest for Ontological Truth in Pokémon: Red and Blue’
05:43
Robert Houghton, ‘There Will Be a Reckoning: Galactic Apocalypse as Endgame in Stellaris’
08:01
Taylor Weaver, ‘JRPGs and Apocalypse: Aliens, Evil and Christ Types’
05:27
Michelle Bentley, "Apocalyptic Intent: Morality, Biological Warfare, and Strategic Rhetoric"
10:25
Abimbola Adelakun, "COVID-19, 5G Technology, and Cold War by Other Means"
09:25
Camelia Lenart, 'Dancing with the Angels'
05:33
James Crossley, "Apocalypticism in Political Thought"
03:43
Andrea Chandler, "Philosophical Underpinnings of Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s Peace Mission in 1984"
05:53
Jonathan Lewis, "Jewish Responses to Nuclear Weapons"
04:43
Alastair Lockhart, "Ronald Knox: A Religious Response the Atom Bombs of 1945"
03:31
Tristan Sturm, "Hal Lindsey's Cold War Cartography"
10:17
Kay Simpson, "From Precaution to Prophecy: Fault Lines of Popular Science in The Jupiter Effect"
08:57
Isaiah Bertagnolli, "Radiant Eschatologies: Inheritance Project and the Christian Nuclear"
10:28
John Ball and the 1381 "Peasants' Revolt"
24:34
Matthew Askey: 'The Cross and the Zombie Apocalypse: Two Images for our Time.'
37:29
Massimo Introvigne: 'The End Times and the Movies of The Church of Almighty God.'
01:06:51
.Natasha O’Hear: 'Visualising the Biblical Vision.'
36:27
Lila Moore: 'Technoetic Aesthetics of Revelation and Transcendence - The Horse in the Mind.'
36:37
Rebekah Dyer: 'Creative fire performances at David Best’s Temple and Up-Helly-Aa festival.'
01:03:14
Eleanor Heartney: ' Revelation as Inspiration: The American Apocalypse.'
24:37
De/coding the Apocalypse: Exhibition discussion.
58:56
Michelle Fletcher: 'Visualising the Apocalypse as a Thing of the Past.'
29:51
Jonathan Evens: 'A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall'.
30:51
Elena Unger: 'Desert Time: The Silence at the Heart of Apocalypse.'
57:27
Christopher Rowland: The Book of Revelation anticipates Blake’s Apocalypse.
20:36
Kip Gresham: 'In the shadow of Durer.'
02:49
A short film about the exhibition "Decoding the Apocalypse" by Michael Takeo Magruder
30:16
Scott Midson: Love and Liberation from Creation to the Singularity
16:40
Ian Huyett: Religious Parallels to the Simulation Hypothesis.
32:30
William Barylo: Becoming Muslim in Europe in the age of AI: a metacolonial journey.
33:29
Leila Johnston: Presentation by CenSAMM's AI and Apocalypse Conference Artist in Residence
34:48
David Gamez: Machine Consciousness and the AI Apocalypse.
56:52
Beth Singler: “Mind in the Wrong Place: Thinking About AI Apocalypticism Anthropologically”.
48:36
AI and Apocalypse roundtable discussion 5 April 2018
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The Centre for the Critical Study of Apocalyptic and Millenarian Movements (www.CenSAMM.org) promotes high quality critical and academic research into apocalyptic and millenarian movements across time, place and culture.
The Centre is not religiously aligned and seeks to foster scholarship in the field of apocalyptic and millenarian studies without taking a confessional standpoint. An important function of the Centre is promoting public understanding of the issues surrounding the study of apocalyptic and millenarian movements, and the nature and history of those movements in themselves. Thus, the Centre seeks to develop the research and scholars it supports to ensure that their scholarly endeavours are translated into publicly accessible and useful sources of information.
CenSAMM is led by the Academic Directors, James Crossley and Alastair Lockhart. They are also the editors of CenSAMM's open-access Critical Dictionary of Apocalyptic and Millenarian Movements (www.CDAMM.org).
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