‘Confer-ring’ at contemplative studies conferences: Conference ethnography in a time of COVID-19

Mareike Smolka

‘Confer-ring’ at contemplative studies conferences: Conference ethnography in a time of COVID-19

Mareike Smolka

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In this post Mareike Smolka reflects back over a series of online conferences during 2020, arguing that digital environments offer opportunities for deepening connections.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Conference Inference
Publication status	Published - 11 Oct 2020

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