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We are delighted to announce the awards of English Language Support grants to nine philosophers of religion from six countries – Brazil, Germany, Singapore, Turkey, Ukraine and USA. They will write papers on topics relevant to one or more of our  project themes for publication in international peer-reviewed journals.

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Winners of the 2022 English Language Support Grant Competition

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'"Transcending Death" Through Transhumanism' 

• Author: Cennet Ceren Çavuş (Muş Alparslan University, Turkey) 

Awarded Amount: £1,000   

  

'Tragic Resentment Towards Heaven (Tiān 天) in Early Confucian Thought’ 

• Author: Lok Chui Choo (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore) 

Awarded Amount: £1,000   

  

'Negative Eschatology as an Open Path to Mystery of Death and Immortality' 

• Author: Ana Maria Correa Moreira da Silva (University of Brasilia, Brazil) 

Awarded Amount: £1,000   

  

'The Divine Hiddenness and the Love and Goodness of God' 

• Author: Gabriel Reis de Oliveira (Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil) 

Awarded Amount: £1,000   

  

'Life is also not life, death is also not death”: an Chinese-Islamic' Perspective by Wang Daiyu王岱舆(1570-1660?)  

• Author: Qiu Lin (Duke University, USA) 

Awarded Amount: £1,000   

  

'Avicenna on Divine Simplicity' 

• Author: Hashem Morvarid (University of Illinois at Chicago, USA) 

Awarded Amount: £1,000   

  

'Evil in Rites and Rites in the Fight against Evil' 

• Author: Nataliia Reva (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Ukraine) 

Awarded Amount: £1,000   

 

'Solutions to the Problem of Evil Across Muslim and Christian Occasionalists'

• Author: Sümer Şen (Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands)

Awarded Amount: £1000

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'Islamic Modest Dualism and the Metaphysical (Im)possibility of Bodiless Resurrection' 

• Author: Aysenur Ünügür Tabur (University of Augsburg, Germany) 

Awarded Amount: £1,000