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School of Anthropology and Museum Studies (SAME), University of Oxford with The British Centre for Durkheimian Studies, Maison Française d’Oxford, and All Souls College.Setting the SceneChair: Wendy JamesWillie Watts Miller (Bristol), Durkheim's Re-imagination of “Australia”: A Case Study of the Relation between Theory and EthnographyKaren E. Fields (Vanderbilt),  Acquiring A Soul: Religious Life and Scientific DiscoveryCognition and EvolutionChair: Nick J. AllenHarvey Whitehouse (Oxford), Durkheimian Anthropology and the Cognitive Science of ReligionEmma Cohen (Max Planck, Leipzig), Collective Effervescence and Human Cooperation: Modes, Mechanisms, and MeasurementsNick J. Allen (Oxford), Durkheim’s Sacred-Profane Opposition: What Should We Make of it?Clive Gamble (Royal Holloway), Durkheim and the Primitive Mind: An Archaeological RetrospectivePsychologyChair: David GellnerSondra Hausner (Oxford), Is Individual to Collective as Freud is to Durkheim?Louise Child (Cardiff), Elementary Forms vs Psychology in Contemporary CinemaSociology and AnthropologyChair: Nick J. Allen, Wendy JamesAdam Chau (Cambridge), Rites of Convergence, Sociothermic Affect, and Collective EffervescenceZhe Ji (INALCO, Paris), On Civil ReligionPaul Richards, (UCL/Yale), African Armed Groups and Social SolidarityConcluding thoughts: Harvey Whitehouse, Clive Gamble, David Gellner, Wendy James, Bill Pickering