- Director
- Nehring, Andreas
- Prof. Dr.
- Research Region: India
- n. a.
- andreas.nehring@fau.de
- Video Statement
Since 2021: Director of the International Centre of Advanced Studies: ‘Alternative Rationalities and Esoteric Practices in a Global Perspective’ in Erlangen.
2017/2019/2022: Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Theology in Salzburg/Austria
10/2013-9/2014: Fellow at the International Research Consortium, (BMBF) ‚Fate, Freedom, and Prognosis’, Erlangen
2014: Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Theology in Salzburg/Austria
Since 2012: Regular Visiting Professor at the Tumaini University/Makumira College Tanzania
Since 2012: Regular Visiting Professor at the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Hong Kong
Since 04/2006: Lehrstuhl für Religions- und Missionswissenschaft (Chair for Religious Studies and Mission Studies / Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nürnberg
10/2005-04/2006: Interim Professor at the Universität of Hamburg
06/2001: Habilitation in Religious Studies and Mission Studies with a book on ‘Orientalismus und Mission’
10/1997-09/2005: Assistant Lecturer at Augustana-Hochschule Neuendettelsau in the field of Religious Studies and Missionstudies
03/1993-04/1997: Asisstant Professor for Religious Studies at Gurukul Lutheran College and research Institute in Chennai (Madras)/India
07/1991: D.Th in Missionstudies- und Religious Studies at the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg.Title of the Thesis: ‚Rissho Kosei Kai – Eine Neubuddhistische Religion in Japan’ (published Erlangen 1992)
04/1991: Ordination in ELKB
1988-1991: Doctoral Studies
01/1988: Second Theological Exam
04/1986-05/1987: Internship and Research in Tokyo/Japan
01/1985: First Theological Exam in Braunschweig, Internship until 1988
1979-1985: Study of Theology and Religious Studies und Religionsgeschichte in Neuendettelsau, Hamburg, Bangalore/India and Heidelberg
Andreas Nehring (*1957), Dr. theol. is Professor em. for Religious Studies and Intercultural Theology at the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen. He has been visiting Professor at the University of Salzburg, Makumira University in Tanzania, at the LTS in Hong Kong, as well as in Malaysia and Myanmar. At present he is director of a Center of Advanced Studies in Erlangen (CAS-E) on ’Alternative Rationalities and Esoteric Practices in a Global Perspective’.
His fields of research are: Theories of Religious and Cultural Studies, Postcolonial Theologies, Transcultural Processes of Exchange and Communication between Europe and India, History of Missions, Mindfulness and the Reception of Buddhist Concepts in the West.
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Since 2021: Director of the International Centre of Advanced Studies: ‘Alternative Rationalities and Esoteric Practices in a Global Perspective’ in Erlangen.
2017/2019/2022: Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Theology in Salzburg/Austria
10/2013-9/2014: Fellow at the International Research Consortium, (BMBF) ‚Fate, Freedom, and Prognosis’, Erlangen
2014: Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Theology in Salzburg/Austria
Since 2012: Regular Visiting Professor at the Tumaini University/Makumira College Tanzania
Since 2012: Regular Visiting Professor at the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Hong Kong
Since 04/2006: Lehrstuhl für Religions- und Missionswissenschaft (Chair for Religious Studies and Mission Studies / Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nürnberg
10/2005-04/2006: Interim Professor at the Universität of Hamburg
06/2001: Habilitation in Religious Studies and Mission Studies with a book on ‘Orientalismus und Mission’
10/1997-09/2005: Assistant Lecturer at Augustana-Hochschule Neuendettelsau in the field of Religious Studies and Missionstudies
03/1993-04/1997: Asisstant Professor for Religious Studies at Gurukul Lutheran College and research Institute in Chennai (Madras)/India
07/1991: D.Th in Missionstudies- und Religious Studies at the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg.Title of the Thesis: ‚Rissho Kosei Kai – Eine Neubuddhistische Religion in Japan’ (published Erlangen 1992)
04/1991: Ordination in ELKB
1988-1991: Doctoral Studies
01/1988: Second Theological Exam
04/1986-05/1987: Internship and Research in Tokyo/Japan
01/1985: First Theological Exam in Braunschweig, Internship until 1988
1979-1985: Study of Theology and Religious Studies und Religionsgeschichte in Neuendettelsau, Hamburg, Bangalore/India and Heidelberg
Andreas Nehring (*1957), Dr. theol. is Professor em. for Religious Studies and Intercultural Theology at the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen. He has been visiting Professor at the University of Salzburg, Makumira University in Tanzania, at the LTS in Hong Kong, as well as in Malaysia and Myanmar. At present he is director of a Center of Advanced Studies in Erlangen (CAS-E) on ’Alternative Rationalities and Esoteric Practices in a Global Perspective’.
His fields of research are: Theories of Religious and Cultural Studies, Postcolonial Theologies, Transcultural Processes of Exchange and Communication between Europe and India, History of Missions, Mindfulness and the Reception of Buddhist Concepts in the West.
Monographien
Herausgeberschaft
Aufsätze
2000
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
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