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• Fieldwork Time, Fidelity and the Ethnographic Method in Religious Studies

  Brendan Jamal Thornton

  13–25

  2022-05-19

• Ancestors, Goddesses, Ritual and Politics Fieldwork in Bhaktapur, Nepal

  Matthew Martin

  225-241

  2022-09-28

• Social Generation as a Lens A Qualitative Take on Generational Theory

  Frederique A. Demeijer, Hijme C. Stoffels

  53-69

  2019-11-08

• Moving among Those Moved by the Spirit Conducting Fieldwork within the New African Religious Diaspora

  Afe Adogame, Ezra Chitando

  253-270

  2005-12-01

• From the Camino de Santiago to English Cathedrals Conducting Fieldwork in Sacred Spaces

  Tiina Sepp

  203-224

  2022-09-28

• Editorial

  Andrew Kam-Tuck Yip

  99–101

  2013-03-22

• Public Religions and Civil Society The Case of London Methodism

  Matthew R. Wood

  235-251

  2005-12-01

• Why Participation Matters to Understand Ritual Experience

  Kim Knibbe, Marten van der Meulen, Peter Versteeg

  104-119

  2012-04-04

• Queering Fieldwork in Religion Exploring Life-Stories with Non-Normative Christians Online

  Chris Greenough

  8-26

  2017-09-26

• Fieldwork and Ancient Sources A Comparative Method for Healing Rituals

  Evy Johanne Håland

  231–257

  2021-12-09

• Anzac Celebration During the COVID-19 Pandemic Observations from Fieldwork in Katoomba, New South Wales

  Zoe Alderton, Christopher Hartney

  8–34

  2021-05-27

• Fieldwork on East Asian Buddhism Toward a Person-Centered Approach

  Gareth Fisher

  236-250

  2011-07-14

• Fieldwork and Pain Issues in field research methodologies involving extreme field circumstances

  Tullio Lobetti

  144-161

  2011-07-14

• Exploring the Diversity of Religion The Geo-political Dimensions of Fieldwork and Identity in the North East of India

  Arkotong Longkumer

  46-66

  2010-01-15

• “I am Mother to my Plants” Trees, Plants and Private Gardens in the Practice of Modern Witches and Pagans

  Breann Fallon

  169-182

  2018-12-20

• Religionising Fieldwork and Fieldworking Religion Hermeneutics of the engagement between religion and research methodologies in the field

  Stefania Travagnin, James Kapaló

  133-143

  2011-07-14

• Risk-Aversion or Ethical Responsibility? Towards a New Research Ethics Paradigm

  Stephen Jacobs, Alan Apperley

  148-162

  2018-03-13

• Ambiguities of “Insider-ness” in the Study of Religion Reflecting on Experiences from Ethiopia

  Serawit Bekele Debele

  157-169

  2017-04-20

• Grasping the Revolution Fieldwork on Religion in China

  Graeme Lang, Lars Ragvald

  219-233

  2005-12-01

• Writing The Ethics and Poetics of Reflexivity in Ethnography

  Jessica Johnson

  84–91

  2022-05-19

• Prehistoric Monuments as Numinous Sites of Spiritual Tourism The Rollright Stones

  Carole M. Cusack

  61-80

  2018-10-15

• Retrospect and Prospect Sampradayas and Warwick Fieldwork in Religions and Education

  Eleanor Nesbitt, Elisabeth Arweck

  49-64

  2007-09-20

• Paper Trails My Letters, My Mother, My Anthropology

  Ann Grodzins Gold

  18–39

  2020-11-05

• Positionality Identity, Standpoint and the Limits (and Possibilities) of Fieldwork

  Stephen Selka

  92–100

  2022-05-19

• Shifting Technologies of Reflection Intergenerational Relationships and the Entanglements of Field and Home

  Amy L. Allocco

  159–179

  2020-11-05

• Ethical Scholars and Unethical Committees Ethics and Fieldwork in the Study of Religion

  George D. Chryssides

  223-238

  2018-03-13

• Dancing Golden Stools Indigenous Religion as a strategy for identity construction in Ghana

  Louise Françoise Müller

  32-57

  2010-11-05

• The Neglected Place of Religion in Contemporary Western Art

  Rina Arya

  27-46

  2012-01-20

• Researching Belief without Asking Religious Questions

  Abby Day

  86-104

  2010-01-15

• Issues in Accessing a Gurdjieffian Tradition Lessons from a Study of Maurice Nicoll (1884-1953)

  John Willmett, Steven J. Sutcliffe

  76-90

  2016-11-07

• De-Radicalization of Former Terrorists The Case of Indonesia

  Hisanori Kato

  107–126

  2023-03-15

• Via Facebook to Jerusalem Social Media as a Toolbox for the Study of Religion

  Hanne Eggen Roislien

  8-26

  2012-01-20

• Dead in the Field Utilizing Fieldwork to Explore the Historical Interpreting of Death Related Activity, and the Emotional Coping with Death

  Christina Welch

  127-132

  2013-11-26

• Religion, Medicine, and Global Health in Uganda Reflecting Critically on an Afternoon at Mulago Hospital

  Jason Bruner

  27-49

  2017-09-26

• Secrets, Gossip and Betrayal Doing Fieldwork on the Role of Religion in Moral Orientation in a Dutch Catholic Province

  Kim Knibbe

  151-167

  2012-04-04

• Reflections on Qualitative Research with Muslim Families

  Jonathan Scourfield, Asma Khan, Sophie Gilliat-Ray, Sameh Oh

  48-69

  2012-12-14

• The Making of Representations of the Religious Adherent Engaged in Politics

  Anne Mette Fisker-Nielsen

  162-179

  2011-07-14

• A Phenomenological Study of the Gnostic Church of Brazil

  Andy Dawson

  27-48

  2007-09-20

• 'Thanks, but no thanks' Ethnographic Fieldwork and the Experience of Rejection from a New Religious Movement

  Emily Burns

  190-208

  2016-03-29

• When Reflexivity Is Not Enough Doing Research with Polish Catholics

  Marta Trzebiatowska

  78-96

  2010-11-05

• Introduction Critical Terms for the Ethnography of Religion

  Brendan Jamal Thornton, Eric Hoenes del Pinal

  5–12

  2022-05-19

• Fieldwork on G. I. Gurdjieff and the “Work”

  Carole M. Cusack

  5-9

  2016-11-07

• Animated Texts Theoretical Reflections on Case Studies from the Lowland, Christianized Philippines

  Paul François Tremlett

  207-220

  2011-07-14

• Editorial

  Ron Geaves

  121-123

  2015-08-03

• Interlocutors Language, Power and Relationality in Decolonial Ethnographic Practice

  Lauren Leve

  47–61

  2022-05-19

• “I’m just aware they’re labels” Researching Western Buddhist Practices of Gender and Sexual Identification

  Sharon Smith

  179–193

  2013-03-22

• Fieldwork on Anzac Day A Performance Analysis of the Dawn Service and Other Rituals, 25 April 2015

  Zoe Alderton, Christopher Hartney, Daniel J. Tower

  170-198

  2017-04-20

• Ethics How to Study a Secret

  Christopher B Taylor

  62–71

  2022-05-19

• For Prayers and Pedagogy Contextualising English Carved Cadaver Monuments of the Late-Medieval Social and Religious Elite

  Christina Welch

  133-155

  2013-11-26

• Gregg, Stephen E. and Lynne Scholefield. 2015. Engaging with Lived Religion: A Guide to Fieldwork in the Study of Religion. Oxford: Routledge. 180pp. ISBN: 9780415534475 £125.00 (hbk); ISBN: 9780415534482 £37.99 (pbk); ISBN: 9781315716671 £26.59 (e-book).

  Beth Singler

  129-130

  2017-09-26

• The Sacred Dance of the Enneagram The History and Meanings Behind G. I. Gurdjieff’s Enneagram Movements

  Johanna Petsche

  53-75

  2016-11-07

• From “Closed Worlds” to “Open Doors” (Now) Accessing Deobandi 'darul uloom' in Britain

  Sophie Gilliat-Ray

  127-150

  2018-12-20

• Investigating Religious “Identity” the promise and problem of discourse analytic methods for religious studies inquiries

  Kate Power

  7-26

  2013-10-29

• Shifting Fieldsites An Alternative Approach to Fieldwork in Transnational Sufism

  Marta Dominguez Diaz

  64-82

  2012-01-20

• “At Home Camping on Shifting Sands” Lessons in Humility from Between Worlds

  Bhakti Mamtora

  67–80

  2020-11-05

• Ethics and Fieldwork

  George D. Chryssides

  143-147

  2018-03-13

• Ethnographic Turning

  Joanne Punzo Waghorne

  53–66

  2020-11-05

• The ‘Social’ Face of the Brahmakumaris in India Contemporary perspectives and praxis nuances

  Samta P. Pandya

  50-73

  2013-10-29

• Consuming Envy Food, Authority and the Continuity of Vernacular Traditions in the Gujarati Hindu Diaspora

  Martin Oran Wood

  97-118

  2010-11-05

• Participant Observation Embodied Insights, Challenges, Best Practices and Looking to the Future

  Kristy Nabhan-Warren

  26–36

  2022-05-19

• An Archive of the Self Or, What I Learned from Re-Reading Chats from the Field

  Jennifer D. Ortegren

  126–138

  2020-11-05

• The Unclean Truth Death at the London Metropolitan Police’s Crime Museum

  Lucy Talbot

  175-187

  2013-11-26

• From Fieldwork to Research Theory on an Indian Pilgrimage

  Rémy Delage

  105-121

  2005-09-01

• Religious Identities, Social Networks and the Power of Information Fieldwork Issues in Mapping Religious Diversity in London

  Greg Smith

  291-311

  2005-12-01

• Editorial

  Ron Geaves

  5-7

  2012-12-14

• Editors’ Introduction Contextualizing Homes and Fields in the Ethnography of India

  Amy L. Allocco , Jennifer D. Ortegren

  7–17

  2020-11-05

• Rowena Robinson, 2005, 'Tremors of Violence: Muslim Survivors of Ethnic Strife in Western India.' New Delhi: Sage Publications. 248 pp. £15.99. ISBN 0-7619-3408-1 (pbk).

  Ron Geaves

  190-191

  2008-04-12

• Afterword Multiplicities and Intersections of Homes and Fields

  Joyce Burkhalter Flueckiger

  180–192

  2020-11-05

• Navigating Other-than-Human Identities with Online Ethnography

  Venetia Robertson

  103-126

  2017-09-26

• Norman, Alex. 2013. 'Spiritual Tourism: Travel and Religious Practice in Western Society'. London: Bloomsbury. x + 239pp. ISBN 978 1 4725 1461 5. Pbk. £19.79

  George D. Chryssides

  229-230

  2015-08-03

• Claiming the Researcher’s Identity Anthropological Research and Politicized Religion

  Martijn de Koning, Edien Bartels, Daniëlle Koning

  168-186

  2012-04-04

• The Land Crisis in Zimbabwe A Case of Religious Intolerance?

  James L. Cox

  35-48

  2005-01-01

• Biographical Studies of G.I. Gurdjieff

  Joseph Azize

  10-35

  2016-11-07