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XIII Meeting of the Research Network of religion in Mexico (RIFREM) 2010. Monterrey, Nuevo León, 26-28 May

XIII Program Meeting of the Research Network of religion in Mexico (RIFREM) 2010

26 to 28 May, Moterrey, Nuevo León, MEXICO

Religious events, institutions and emerging debates


Wednesday, May 26

09:00 - 09:30 Opening

9:30 to 12:00 Table 3A

Religions: Beliefs and practices

@ s Coordinator: Maria Eugenia Patiño

and Genaro Zalpa

1. Female models in the religious sphere, a Social Work Perspective.

Zapopan Tejeda Caldera Maria Eugenia Patiño María López (Universidad Autonoma de Aguascalientes

)

2. The God of alcoholics. The Higher Power in the program of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Fabian Augusto Torres Macías

3. Desire for eternity.

Felipe Vazquez (CIESAS Gulf)

4. Believe and act. Genaro

Zalpa (UAA)

5. God and religious experience.
Carlos Arturo Hernández Díaz


9:30 to 12:00 Table 5A

religious transnationalization

Coordinators:

Renée de la Torre, Cristina Gutiérrez Zúñiga

1. "From the Great Brotherhood Universal to American Association of India Plot:

the recovery of indigenous traditions in the field of new age"

Jesus Garcia Medina (Universidad de Guadalajara)

2. "The dance of the sun in Mexico: relocation and redefinitions of a Lakota ritual in

Mexicanidad "Aldo Daniel Arias

Yerena (CIESAS-West)

3. "Articles of meaning: search for meaning and neoshamanism Huichol."

Alejandra Aguilar Ros (CIESAS-West)



12:00 to 14:30 Table 6A

Popular Religiosity

Coordinators: José Manuel Valenzuela

and Alberto Hernández

1. Devotion to the Santo Niño de Atocha in the two Laredos.

Manuel Ceballos (COLEF)

2. Presentation and video about Juan Soldado cult.

José Manuel Valenzuela Arce (COLEF)

3. Niño Fidencio cult in the city of Monterrey. Olimpia

Farfán (INAH, NL)

4. The recovery of hope. Fidencistas cures.

Liliana De Ita Rubio (Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León)

5. For favors: Expressions of popular piety in Sinaloa

Alberto Hernández Hernández (COLEF)




Audiovisual Room 12:00 to 14:30 Table 3B

Religions: Beliefs and practices

Coordinator @ s:

Maria Eugenia Patiño and Genaro Zalpa

1. Denominational hierarchy, the pastor and lay low metodistas ante la

revolución maderista.

Ramiro Jaimes Martínez (Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas, Universidad Autónoma

de Baja California)

2. Prácticas religiosas en un cristianismo de liberación. ¿Expresión de distancia

eclesiástica o acercamiento evangélico?

Ma. Alicia Puente Lutteroth (Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos)

3. La usura. Esbozo sobre un caso histórico de tensión entre el ser y el deber-ser

religioso.

Moisés Alberto Saldaña Martínez (Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León)

4. La reconfiguración the discourse of Christian Base Communities in a colony

popular in Mexico.

Hugo José Suárez (Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales UNAM)

5. The process of inculturation. To the autochthonous of the Catholic Church in the diocese

San Cristobal de las Casas.

Valtierra Jorge Zamudio (CIESAS City)

6. Organization and organizational practices in the development of Catholic pastoral

project in Yajalon, Chiapas. Yasmina

Areli Reyes López (Universidad Intercultural de Chiapas)


12:00 to 14:30 Table 1

The role of music and identity diffusion in contemporary religious movements

.

Coordinator: Antonio Higuera Bonfil



1. Music: Significance, presence and meaning between members of different

meetings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Aguascalientes

Griselda Chávez Renteria (UAA)

2. Music as a ritual among Jehovah's Witnesses
Antonio Higuera Bonfil
(UAQROO)

3. Music and religion within tables conchera traditional Aztec dance

chichimeca

Marco Antonio Valdovinos Arenas (ENAH)

4. Between popular music and religion. Trajectories of musicians in the southern border of Mexico



López Martín de la Cruz and Efrain Moya Ascencio Cedillo (Universidad de Ciencias y Artes de Chiapas

)

5. WRITING about the comments on YouTube Come, Come from

Marco Barrientos: "wow that beautiful songs of what is lost when there is a Christian"

Daniel Barragan Trejo (University of Guadalajara)

14:30 - 15: FOOD

30 16:00 to 18:00 Table 5B

religious transnationalization

Coordinators: Renee

de la Torre, Cristina Gutiérrez Zúñiga

1. "transnationalization Aztec dance to Spain"

Renée de la Torre (CIESAS-West)

Cristina Gutiérrez Zúñiga (Colegio de Jalisco)

2. "Imagination Network: a cosmos without borders. The case of a computer network of spirituality

bound by the elaboration of an imaginary utopian "

Astrid Maria Pinto Durán (Centro de Estudios Superiores de Mexico and Central America)

University of Science and Arts of Chiapas)

3. "Religious diversity in the international border with Belize" Antonio Higuera Bonfil

(UAQROO)

4. "Transnational actors in redefining the local space and religious management"

L. María Teresa Rodríguez (CIESAS-Gulf)


16:00 to 18:30 Table 3C

Religions: Beliefs and practices

@ s Coordinator: Maria Eugenia Patiño

and Genaro Zalpa

1. Towards a spatialization of the religious. Armando Garcia

Chiang and Paula Soto Villagrán (UAM Iztapalapa)

2. Social representations on the image of God, religion and the churches.

Patiño María Eugenia López (Universidad Autónoma Aguascalientes)

3. Trends rift between religious beliefs and practices of the Catholic Diocese of Guadalajara

. Juan Diego Ortiz

Acosta (Center for the Study of Religion and Society, CUCSH,

University of Guadalajara).

4. Beliefs and religious tolerance in Aguascalientes.

Yolanda Padilla Rangel (Universidad Autonoma de Aguascalientes)

5. "I'm Catholic, but ..." alternative practices and Catholic beliefs in young

contribution.

Ramírez María del Rosario Morales (Universidad de Guadalajara)

16:00 to 18:30 Table 2A

religions Rating: prospects and problems

Coordinator: Genaro

Zalpa

1. Measurable link between secular society and secular state in Latin America. Felipe Gaytan

Alcalá (Universidad La Salle, Mexico)

2. Ritual invocation of ancestral deities zoques.

Laureano Gómez Reyes (Institute of Indigenous Studies at the Autonomous University of Chiapas

)

3. "... And they come together." Genesis and development of English-speaking atheism.

Fabian Augusto Torres Macias.

4. "Catholic? Yes, but which ones? Problems of the Catholic Church to diversity

national churches.

Jesus Arturo Navarro Ramos (ITESO)

5. Between human and divine. The influence of Pentecostal practices in

historic Protestantism. A view from the paradigm of postmodernity.

Walter Eduardo López Castillo (Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León).

18:00 to 19:00 Presentations of books and magazine


Thursday, May 27

9:00 to 11:00 Table 2B

Classification of religions: prospects and problems

Coordinator:
Genaro
Zalpa

1. Religious classifications in the context of territorial and identity transformation.

A survey in Guadalajara, Jalisco.

Renée de la Torre (Ciesas West) and Cristina Zuniga (El Colegio de Jalisco).

2. New religious offerings, new theoretical perspectives.

Alma Angélica Martínez B. (Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, UNAM)

3. Pentecostalism. Classification problems. Genaro

Zalpa (Autonomous University of Aguascalientes).

4. Religious affiliation in Chiapas in the early twenty-first century. Susana Villasana

Benitez (Instituto de Estudios Indígenas de la Universidad Autónoma

de Chiapas).

5. Las clasificaciones censales religiosas: La complejidad del ordenamiento de

denominaciones religiosas al interior de las grandes religiones.

Hortencia Granillo (INEGI)

9:00 - 11:00 Mesa 9A

Migración y religiosidad

Coordinadoras:

Liliana Rivera y Olga Odgers Ortíz

Panel 1) Celebraciones religiosas en contextos migratorios: espacios sociales de

contención.

"Patambarillo, Michoacán: migrantes y ejidatarios construyendo arenas político -

religiosas"

Oscar Ariel Mojica Madrigal (El Colegio de Michoacán)

"religion, citizenship and transnational identities among young immigrants from

Nahua"

Daniel Rodríguez Rodríguez (Universidad Iberoamericana)

"in Tijuana Mixtec Warrior: Playing practices and religious dissent"

Pahola Sánchez Vega (UIA-Baccalaureate)

Pedro Espinoza Melendez (COLEF-Tijuana)

Jaimes Ramiro Martinez (Institute of Historical Research-UABC)


9:00 to 11:00 Table 7A

Religion and Media Communication Coordinator

@ s: Luis Rodolfo

Reyna Margarita Morán Quiroz and

1. Cyber \u200b\u200bReligion: By the grace of the Internet

Camilo Sánchez Héctor Beltrán (UdeG)

Eva Esther Avelar Gutierrez (UdeG)

2. "The virtual return of Quetzalcoatl. A Netnography group of Mexican and

neomexicana "

Campechano Lizette Moreno (ITESO)

3. Mass Literature and Religion "
Semán
Pablo (El Colegio de Mexico)

4. Press and conservatism. The defense of life and morale in Sonora

Gabriela García Figueroa (El Colegio de Sonora)


11:00 to 12:00 KEYNOTE


Pentecostal churches, youth and the transformation of popular culture. A look at Latin America
Speaker: Paul Semán (COLMEX)


12:00 to 14:30 Table 8A



Youth and Religion Coordinators: Carlos Garma Navarro

(UAM Iztapalapa) and Ariel Corpus (FLACSO)

1. The visions of the sacred in everyday life.

Ramírez María del Rosario Morales (UdG)

2. Religiosity and consumption of gambling in college students. Judith Cavazos

Creek (UPAEP)

Nancy de la Fuente Rangel (UANL)

3. "God has confirmed as a friend." Narrative and religious identity of youth in social networks

Hi5 and Facebook.

Yañez Raul Mendez (UAM Iztapalapa-STPM)

4. The God of the graffiti. Some reflections on religious youth from

case of a collective urban graffiti Ajusco colony of Mexico City.

Adrián Tovar (University of Bielefeld)

5. Negotiating cultural and indigenous youth: the religious traffic. Maria de Lourdes

Beldi de Alcantara (e Universidade São Paulo)


12:00 to 14:30 Table 6B

Popular Religiosity

Coordinators: José Manuel Valenzuela

and Alberto Hernández

1. San Judas Tadeo: miraculous image on the institutional margins

Luis Rodolfo Morán Quiroz (Universidad de Guadalajara)

Noé Martínez Iván Ponce (Universidad Autonoma de Zacatecas)

2. The expressions of popular religiosity in the story Anacleto Morones:

fanaticism and devotion to a holy man

Ma De Lourdes Ortiz Sánchez (Universidad Autonoma de Zacatecas)

3. The meaning of the pilgrimage to the shrine as a way expression of popular religiosity

in Talpa, Juan Rulfo

Salvador Vera Ponce (Universidad Autonoma de Zacatecas)

4. Between the religious and the profane. The Puebla huehues

Fernando Báez Lira (BUAP)

Patricia Renteria Romyna Baez (BUAP)

Riezu Labiano Inés (BUAP)

5. Easter processions in Mazatlan, Sinaloa

Alcudia Minerva Candelaria Maldonado (University of the West)

12:00 to 14:30 TABLE 3D

Religions: Beliefs and practices

@ s Coordinator: Maria Eugenia Patiño

and Genaro
Zalpa
1. Marginal religion and religious traditions / practices and popular Catholic practices
official
Aguascalientes.

Pedro Antonio Hernández Serrano (Universidad Autonoma de Aguascalientes)

2. Worship the Lord of the Marvels in the city of Puebla. Luis Arturo Jiménez

Medina (College of Social Anthropology of the Meritorious

Autonomous University of Puebla).

3. Everyday beliefs and practices: the cult of Christ Magdalena Tila. Ivan Francisco Porraz

Gómez (Centro de Estudios Superiores de Mexico and Central

).

4. Healing Sword Keys protective spiritual work. Marian Trinitarian Spiritualism

.

Olivia Sánchez García (Universidad Autónoma Aguascalientes)

5. Administrative and political organization of Jehovah's Witnesses between 1870 and 1938. Hector Manuel Senteno

Mejía (Mexico State College, AC)

12:00 to 14:30 LUNCH


16:00 to 18:30 Table 8B



Youth and Religion Coordinators: Carlos Garma Navarro

and Corpus Ariel

1. Sexuality, transgression and religious belief. Analysis based on interviews with university students

Guadalajara Mexico.

Patricia Consuelo Martínez Lozano (Independent Researcher)

2. New trends in religious beliefs and practices of young adults

socialized in a culture of Catholic tradition.

Rafael Mejía Guzmán (UdeG)

Anaya María del Carmen Corona (UdeG)

3. Adolescents and religion: reflections, analysis and interpretations of religious beliefs

secondary students in the state of San Luis Potosi. Daniel Solis

Domínguez (UASLP)

4. Formative processes of Tepatitlán Catholic youth movements of Morelos, Jalisco

.

Alejandra de la Torre Diaz (CIESAS-West)

5. The practice of the Ignatian Exercises and girls between the Otomi and

Mazahuas from Monterrey, Nuevo León.

Luis Fernando García Álvarez (INAH Center Nuevo León)

16:00 to 18:00 Table 9B
Migration and religious


Coordinators:

Liliana Rivera and Olga Odgers Ortiz

Panel 2) Institutions, diversity and change religious.

"Catholic Church and migrants," a pastoral backyard? ". Heriberto Vega

Villaseñor (ITESO-Guadalajara)

"Two churches, two contexts and two ecclesiologies in Florida and Georgia."

Patricia Fortuny Loret de Mola (CIESAS-Yucatán)

"Memory and ritual participation of the diaspora Ñuu Yanchi: new exercises

Catholic belief in the north."

Angel Gustavo Lopez (Institute for Legal Research-BUAP policies)

"Conversion Pentecostal faith as a migrant: Pedro Lozano in Los Altos Jalisco." Philip E.

Agresta (California State University-Northidge)

16:00 to 18:00 TABLE 5C

religious transnationalization

Coordinators:

Renée de la Torre, Cristina Gutiérrez Zúñiga

1. "The way of Guadalupe torch from the Mixteca Puebla to New York"

Zulnamor Amigone González (BUAP)

Fernando Báez Lira (BUAP)

2. "The transformation and trans-nationalization of Guadalupe symbol." Margarita

Zires (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana - Xochimilco)

3. "Devotion to the Lord of Encino between Los Altos de Jalisco and the United States (USA)"

María del Carmen Anaya Crown and Rafael Mejía Guzmán (Universidad de Guadalajara)

19:00 to 20:30 Round Table: "Current debates on the Catholic Church."

Manuel Ceballos, Renée de la Torre and Genaro Zalpa


Friday, May 28

9:30 to 11:30 Table 9C
Migration and religious


Coordinators:

Liliana Rivera and Olga Odgers Ortiz

Panel 3) religious practices and social relations in contexts of mobility

"The forms of movement: the role of religious bond in an intermediate region of

migration."

Abbdel Camargo Martínez (Anthropology Research Institute-UNAM)

"The role of transnational religious practices of migrants Petlalcingo,

Puebla, in the context of spatial mobility."

Luis Jesús Martínez Gómez (UAM-Iztapalapa/BUAP)

"Sacred place or space of freedom? Return migration in times of leisure and

meanings of festivity."

Shinji Hirai (CIESAS-Northeast)

9:30 to 11:30 Table 7B

Religion and Media Coordinator

@ s:

Luis Rodolfo Morán Quiroz and Margarita Reyna

1. "Media and Religion: A View from the communication"

Margarita Reyna (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Xochimilco)

2. The role of communication in the process of building social representations

on religious norms in young apostolic

Ester Espinoza Reyes (UNAM-FES Acatlán / UABC)

3. "Now if we know Maciel: a structural analysis "Elio Masferrer

Khan.


11:30 to 12:30 KEYNOTE


New paradigms in the sociology of religion


Rapporteur: Roberto Cipriani (University of Rome 3)


12:30 to 14:30 Table 6C

Popular Religiosity

Coordinators: José Manuel Valenzuela

and Alberto Hernández

1. Religion and socio-cultural development in the Mexican town of Nahuatzen (Michoacán)

Roberto Cipriani (University of Rome 3)

2. El Santuario de los Remedios as an area of \u200b\u200bownership and identity

Jaime González García (IPN)

3. Popular religion and community identity: the Sanctuary of the Lord of the Expiration

Villa Ranch, Colima

Karla Y. Covarrubias Cuéllar (University of Colima)

4. Religious Field on the Feast of the Lord of Sorrows, Rincon de Romos, Aguascalientes



Pedro Antonio Hernández Serrano (University of Aguascalientes)

12:30 to 14:30 Table 8C



Youth and Religion Coordinators: Carlos

Garma Navarro and Ariel Corpus

1. The role of youth programs in the development of the Protestant movement in Latin America.

The case of the Societies of Christian Efforts: 1890 - 1930. Elisha

Vilchez-White (Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Mexico)

2. Methodist youth in Mexico. Notes for history.

Carlos Enrique Torres Monroy (ENAH)

3. Parents and children: Perspectives and different meanings of being young Presbyterian in Mexico. Jain

Rueda (UNAM)

4. Divergences in Protestantism Indian youth of the Highlands of Chiapas. Ariel

Corpus (FLACSO-Mexico)

5. Musical expressions and youth in Tijuana Pentecostal Churches.

Alberto Hernández Hernández (COLEF)

Sedeño Jhonnatan Moses Curiel (COLEF-UABC)

Marina Viruete (COLEF-UIA) 15:00 CLOSING

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