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Michelangelo Paganopoulos (Ton Duc Thang University, Vietnam)

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Department: Global Inquiries and Social Theory Research Group, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities
Nationality: Greek
Country: United Kingdom
Interests (keywords): Mount Athos, pilgrimage, pilgrimage tourism, the Sacred, virtuality, the landscape, nostalgia, emerging technologies, techniques of the body and technologies of the self, time, the self and the world. Additionally, archetypes, filmic rituals, stochastic modelling and society, intermedial technologies, Live events, representation, aesthetics, modes of reproduction.
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: Goldsmiths, University of London

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Panels

• RAI2024: Anthropology in the World Society: The educative role of Anthropology in the Making of World Citizens
• RAI2022: Travelling to Other Worlds and Altered States of Consciousness: Human-Artificial relational interactions and living worlds in the Age of Aquarius
• RAI2022: Travelling to Other Worlds and Altered States of Consciousness: Human-Artificial relational interactions and living worlds in the Age of Aquarius
• ASA15: Visual anthropology in the New World society
• ASA12: In-between fiction and non-fiction: reflections on the poetics of ethnography in film and literature

Papers

• RAI2024: Anthropology in the World Society: The Educative Role of Anthropology in the Making of World Citizens
• RAI2024: The educational use-value of the Timescape of Mount Athos and implications regarding Anthropocentric and Christocentric interpretations of 'time' as a means of connecting the 'self' to the 'world'
• ASA2022: Decolonising Archives and Systematic Research: Openings and Challenges in Library Services
• RAI2022: The Evolution of Representation from cave painting to terraforming: Metaverse worlds and the New Dialectics of Space
• ASA2020: Opening the third space between laboratory research and public policy during the Covid-19 pandemic
• ASA15: The disinterested eye: a subjective return to Kant's universal vision
• ASA2014: Is the concept of the 'sacred' a fundamentalist type of 'sympathy'? Reflections on morality in Hume, Durkheim, and the 'anthropology of religion'
• ASA12: The Changing World of Satyajit Ray: Anthropological Reflections on Authorship and History
• RAI2012: The journey to Mount Athos