Jonathan Miles-Watson

https://www.etis.ee/CV/Jonathan_Miles-Watson/est
25.06.1977
07908266268
tuulip@ehi.ee

Teenistuskäik

Töökohad ja ametid
2008–2011   
Tallinna Ülikool, Eesti Humanitaarinstituut, järeldoktor (1,00)
01.01.2007–31.12.2008   
University of Manchester, UK, Adjunct Lecturer
01.01.2007–31.12.2008   
William Temple Foundation, UK, Research Fellow
01.01.2006–31.12.2007   
Researcher, PoPs, NGO, UK
01.01.2005–31.12.2006   
University of Wales, Swansea, UK, Lecturer in Anthropology
01.01.2002–31.12.2005   
University of Aberdeen, UK, Teaching Assistant/Tutor
 
 
Haridustee
2002–2006   
PhD, University of Aberdeen, Anthropology of Religion (Structural Anthropology)
1998–2002   
MA, first class honours, University of Aberdeen

Kvalifikatsioon

Teaduskraadid
Jonathan Miles-Watson, doktorikraad, 2006, (juh) seth kunin; Seth Kunin, Neo-Sructuralist analysis mythology, University of Aberdeen, UK.
 
 
Teaduspreemiad ja tunnustused
2007, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Editorof the journal Man in India
2006, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Fellow of the The British Association for South Asian Studies; British Academy
2003, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Research Council PhD Scholarship
2002, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Christ's College (Aberdeen), most distinguished graduate
2002, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Carnegie scholarship
2002, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Aberdeen Quincentenary Medal
2001, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Ewan Prize
 
 
Teadustöö põhisuunad
VALDKOND: 2. Ühiskonnateadused ja kultuur; 2.11. Sotsiaalteadused
VALDKOND: 2. Ühiskonnateadused ja kultuur; 2.11. Sotsiaalteadused

Juhendamisel väitekirjad

Publikatsioonid

Klass
Aasta
Publikatsioon
 
1.1.
2011
Miles-Watson, J; Baker, C. (2011). Response to Montemaggi’s Dream of Spiritual Capital. Implicit Religion, 14 (1), 87−92.
1.2.
2011
Miles-Watson, J; Miles-Watson, S. (2011). Trading symbolic capital on the Manimahesh pilgrimage (Conflicts and connections in the landscape of the Manimahesh pilgrimage). Tourism: An International Interdisciplinary Journal, 59 (3), 319−333.
5.2.
2011
Miles-Watson, J. (2011). The Cathedral on the ridge and other examples of implicit mythology in the Shimla hills. The Biennial meeting of the Society for the Anthropology of Religion, Santa Fe, USA.
6.7.
2011
Miles-Watson, J. (2011). Places in Search of a Purpose: Colonial Cathedrals in Postcolonial India.
1.1.
2010
Miles-Watson, J; Korpela, M. (2010). Indiascapes: Reflecting on Contemporary India. Suomen Antropologi. Journal of the Finnish Antropological Society, 35 (3), 71−79.
1.1.
2010
Miles-Watson, J; Baker, C. (2010). Faith and Traditional capitals: defining the public scope of spiritual and religious capital. Implicit Religion, 13 (1), 17−69.
3.1.
2010
Miles-Watson, Jonathan (2010). Ethnographic insights into happiness. In: Steedman, Ian, Atherton, John, Graham, Elaine (_EditorsAbbr). Political Economy, Religion and Wellbeing: The Practices of Happiness. (125−137).. London, UK: Routledge Taylor & Francis Ltd.
5.1.
2010
Miles-Watson, J. (2010). Colonial religious landscapes and postcolonial Christian worship in Shimla, India. Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Religion, Atlanta, USA..
5.1.
2010
Miles-Watson, J. (2010). Spatial memory and historical rupture in the contemporary landscape of Shimla’s churches. Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, New Orleans, LA.
5.2.
2010
Miles-Watson, J. (2010). Worshipping with ghosts: historical presence in the contemporary landscapes of Shimla's churches. Biennial meeting of the European Association of Social Anthropologists, Maynooth, Ireland..
1.1.
2009
Miles-Watson, Jonathan (2009). Structuralism: a key methodology for the new millennium? Man in India, 89, 67−80.
2.2.
2009
Miles-Watson, Jonathan (2009). Welsh Mythology: A Neo-Structuralist Analysis. New York, USA: Cambria Press.
3.1.
2009
Miles-Watson, Jonathan (2009). Betwixt and Between: Anthropological, Approaches to Blurred Encounters. In: Reader, John; Baker, Christopher, R. (_EditorsAbbr). Entering the New Theological Space: Blurred Encounters of Faith Politics and Community. (157−177).. Farnham, UK: Ashgate Publishing Ltd.
1.2.
2008
Baker, C; Miles-Watson, J. (2008). Exploring Secular Spiritual Capital: An Engagement in Religious and Secular Dialogue for a Common Future. International Journal of Public Theology, 2, 1−23.
4.2.
2006
Miles-Watson, Jonathan; Kunin, Seth (2006). Theories of religion : a reader. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh.
1.2.
2004
Miles-Watson, Jonathan (2004). Adomnán Vanquisher of Binary Opposition: A Structural Analysis of the Miracles in Adomnán's Vita Columbae. Northern Studies, 38, 123−133.
22.04.2019

Jonathan Miles-Watson

https://www.etis.ee/CV/Jonathan_Miles-Watson/eng
25.06.1977
07908266268
tuulip@ehi.ee

Career

Institution(s) and position(s)
2008–2011   
Tallinn University, The Estonian Institute of Humanities, Post-Doc (1,00)
01.01.2007–31.12.2008   
University of Manchester, Adjunct Lecturer in the Anthropology of Religion
01.01.2007–31.12.2008   
William Temple Foundation, Research Fellow
01.01.2006–31.12.2007   
Researcher, PoPs, NGO, UK
01.01.2005–31.12.2006   
University of Wales Swansea, Lecturer in Anthropology
01.01.2002–31.12.2005   
University of Aberdeen, Teaching Assistant/Tutor
 
 
Education
2002–2006   
PhD, University of Aberdeen, Anthropology of Religion (Structural Anthropology)
1998–2002   
MA, first class honours, University of Aberdeen

Qualifications

Academic degrees
Jonathan Miles-Watson, Doctor's Degree, 2006, (sup) seth kunin; Seth Kunin, Neo-Sructuralist analysis mythology, University of Aberdeen, UK.
 
 
Honours & awards
2007, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Editorof the journal Man in India
2006, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Fellow of the The British Association for South Asian Studies; British Academy
2003, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Research Council PhD Scholarship
2002, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Christ's College (Aberdeen), most distinguished graduate
2002, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Carnegie scholarship
2002, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Aberdeen Quincentenary Medal
2001, Jonathan Miles-Watson, Ewan Prize
 
 
Field of research
FIELD OF RESEARCH: 2. Culture and Society; 2.11. Social Sciences
FIELD OF RESEARCH: 2. Culture and Society; 2.11. Social Sciences
 
 

Dissertations under supervision

Publications

Category
Year
Publication
 
1.1.
2011
Miles-Watson, J; Baker, C. (2011). Response to Montemaggi’s Dream of Spiritual Capital. Implicit Religion, 14 (1), 87−92.
1.2.
2011
Miles-Watson, J; Miles-Watson, S. (2011). Trading symbolic capital on the Manimahesh pilgrimage (Conflicts and connections in the landscape of the Manimahesh pilgrimage). Tourism: An International Interdisciplinary Journal, 59 (3), 319−333.
5.2.
2011
Miles-Watson, J. (2011). The Cathedral on the ridge and other examples of implicit mythology in the Shimla hills. The Biennial meeting of the Society for the Anthropology of Religion, Santa Fe, USA.
6.7.
2011
Miles-Watson, J. (2011). Places in Search of a Purpose: Colonial Cathedrals in Postcolonial India.
1.1.
2010
Miles-Watson, J; Korpela, M. (2010). Indiascapes: Reflecting on Contemporary India. Suomen Antropologi. Journal of the Finnish Antropological Society, 35 (3), 71−79.
1.1.
2010
Miles-Watson, J; Baker, C. (2010). Faith and Traditional capitals: defining the public scope of spiritual and religious capital. Implicit Religion, 13 (1), 17−69.
3.1.
2010
Miles-Watson, Jonathan (2010). Ethnographic insights into happiness. In: Steedman, Ian, Atherton, John, Graham, Elaine (_EditorsAbbr). Political Economy, Religion and Wellbeing: The Practices of Happiness. (125−137).. London, UK: Routledge Taylor & Francis Ltd.
5.1.
2010
Miles-Watson, J. (2010). Colonial religious landscapes and postcolonial Christian worship in Shimla, India. Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Religion, Atlanta, USA..
5.1.
2010
Miles-Watson, J. (2010). Spatial memory and historical rupture in the contemporary landscape of Shimla’s churches. Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, New Orleans, LA.
5.2.
2010
Miles-Watson, J. (2010). Worshipping with ghosts: historical presence in the contemporary landscapes of Shimla's churches. Biennial meeting of the European Association of Social Anthropologists, Maynooth, Ireland..
1.1.
2009
Miles-Watson, Jonathan (2009). Structuralism: a key methodology for the new millennium? Man in India, 89, 67−80.
2.2.
2009
Miles-Watson, Jonathan (2009). Welsh Mythology: A Neo-Structuralist Analysis. New York, USA: Cambria Press.
3.1.
2009
Miles-Watson, Jonathan (2009). Betwixt and Between: Anthropological, Approaches to Blurred Encounters. In: Reader, John; Baker, Christopher, R. (_EditorsAbbr). Entering the New Theological Space: Blurred Encounters of Faith Politics and Community. (157−177).. Farnham, UK: Ashgate Publishing Ltd.
1.2.
2008
Baker, C; Miles-Watson, J. (2008). Exploring Secular Spiritual Capital: An Engagement in Religious and Secular Dialogue for a Common Future. International Journal of Public Theology, 2, 1−23.
4.2.
2006
Miles-Watson, Jonathan; Kunin, Seth (2006). Theories of religion : a reader. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh.
1.2.
2004
Miles-Watson, Jonathan (2004). Adomnán Vanquisher of Binary Opposition: A Structural Analysis of the Miracles in Adomnán's Vita Columbae. Northern Studies, 38, 123−133.
22.04.2019
Detailne otsing
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ProgrammLiikNumberNimiProjekti algusProjekti lõppVastutav täitjaAsutusFinantseerijapoolne rahastamine
ETFJDJD118Landscape, Religious Practice and Identity in Shimla01.09.200831.08.2011Jonathan Miles-WatsonTallinna Ülikool, Eesti Humanitaarinstituut100 341,29 EUR
MUUAU/1511 (TLÜ teadusprorektori otsus 25.01.2011 )Sihtfinantseeritava teadusteema ettevalmistamine, Jonathan Miles-Watsoni järeldoktori pikendus01.09.201131.12.2011Hannes PalangTallinna Ülikool, Eesti Humanitaarinstituut6 390,00 EUR