The Association for the Study of Women and Mythology
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ASWM is building an online Member-Only Resource Library of publications and recordings, including articles, dissertations, curricula, conference presentations and scholar salons
ASWM Scholar Salon 19 with Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen "Like a Tree: How Trees, Women, and Tree People Can Save the Planet" live event on Wednesday, January 13, 2021. womenandmyth.org/salons
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ASWM’s 2021 Symposium, “Wisdom Across the Ages: Celebrating the Centennial of Archaeomythologist Marija Gimbutas,” is presented in cooperation with the Institute of Archaeomythology (IAM). Inspired by the scholarship of Lithuanian-American archaeologist Marija Gimbutas, IAM is an international organization of scholars dedicated to fostering an interdisciplinary approach to cultural research with particular emphasis on the beliefs, rituals, social structure, and symbolism of past and present societies. The Institute encourages dialogue among specialists from diverse fields by sponsoring international symposia, by publishing collected papers and monographs, and by promoting creative collaboration within an atmosphere of mutual support.
Marija Gimbutas
Background
A visionary scholar, Marija Gimbutas actively encouraged students and colleagues from a variety of fields to examine problems in European prehistory with a more inclusive and interdisciplinary point of view. A major focus of her research centered on the Neolithic cultures of Old Europe and the Indo-European Bronze Age societies that replaced them. She stressed the importance of investigating the enormous changes in beliefs, rituals and social structure that took place as a result of the “collusion of cultures” that took place between c. 4500-2500 BC, during the Indo-Europeanization of Europe, in order to more fully understand subsequent European cultural development. In Gimbutas’s view, this was “one of the most complex and least understood [periods] in prehistory.”
Journal of Archaeomythology
The JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOMYTHOLOGY has been published on a semi-yearly basis since 2005. The Journal is available on an OPEN ACCESS basis. All issues of the Journal are freely available to members and non-members alike. To have full access to all Journal articles, please click here to register for a free account. IAM also publishes collected papers from international symposia and monographs on archaeomythological themes. Learn more at their website. IAM is a membership organization; learn more here.
ASWM Scholar Salon 17 with Normandi Ellis "Hieroglyphic Thinking", moderated by Simone Clunie, Wednesday November 18, 2020, recording available now for members only.
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ASWM Scholar Salon 16 with Jeannette Kiel, PhD "Beyond the Trees: Ecofeminism and Connections to Current Movements for Change" on Wednesday, November 4 , 2020.
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