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For forty years Religious Studies and Theology has published thoughtful, peer-reviewed original research with significance to the inter-related disciplines of Religious Studies and Theology.

Current Issue

Vol 38 No 1-2 (2019): Special Issue: Festschrift for Michel Desjardins

Published: 2019-05-14

Frontispiece

No Mud No Lotus

Samiksa Love

vii-viii
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Guest Editor's Foreword

A Quilted Offering Essays on Teaching and Learning Religion in Honour of Michel Desjardins

Ken Derry, Elysia Guzik

1-11
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Articles

Balancing Dichotomies, Opening Conversations A Reflection on Michel Desjardins’ Contribution to the Study of Religion in the Classroom and Beyond

Philip L. Tite

12-26
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A Loaf for Learning Teaching the Study of Religion with Food

Sarah J. King

27-37
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Thinking About Transformative Aspects of Gnostic Writing Pedagogy

Michael Kaler

38-50
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“The Study of Religion” and “Religious Studies” To What are We Entitled and to Whom are We Obliged?

Aldea Mulhern

51-63
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Drawing on the Board

Michael Ostling

64-79
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Learning and Teaching as Emergent, Standardized, and Radical Concepts

Joanne Benham Rennick

80-86
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Gnostic Imagery in Disney’s Pinocchio

Tony Burke

87-99
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Changing the World without Doing Harm Critical Pedagogy, Participatory Action Research and the Insider Student Researcher

Mark Chapman

100-116
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Space

Jennifer Davis

117-124
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The Reflective Practice Writing Bicycle A Reflective Analysis Tool for Engaged Learning

Edmund Pries

125-140
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Messing Around with Introductory Religion Courses in Canada

Ken Derry

141-169
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Reflections from the Field

An Academic for All Seasons and Every Occasion

Harold Remus

170-171
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Reflections on Learning with Michel Desjardins

Meena Sharify-Funk, Elysia Guzik

172-186
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Forgetting the Content and Other Michelisms A Tribute to Michel Desjardins

Brent Hagerman

187-189
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Michel Desjardins An Angel of Academia

Erica Hurwitz Andrus

190-192
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Listening with Respect

Suzanne Armstrong

193-196
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Michel Desjardins Emphatic and Resourceful Professor

Husein Khimjee

197-200
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I Have No Eyes Yet I Can See

Marie Bilodeau, Kerri Elizabeth Gerow

201-205
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Three Teaching Strategies

Tony Michael

206-208
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Changing Food Rules in Kitchener-Waterloo

Joe Mancini

209-217
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Seeking Understanding Helping Graduate Students to Write for Scholarly Journals in Religion

Amir Hussain

218-222
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When David Met Michel

David Burke Griffiths

223-225
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Changing the Lonely Halls of Academia

Mercedes Rowinsky-Geurts

226-228
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The Historical, Rhetorical Jesus

John Mitrosky

229-238
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Remarks given on the Occasion of the Celebration for Michel Desjardins Steckle Heritage Farm, Kitchener, Ontario June 21, 2017

Edmund Pries, Joanne Benham Rennick, Bob Sharpe, Meena Sharify-Funk, Patrice Brodeur

239-252
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Book Reviews

Transition to Common Work: Building Community at The Working Centre, by Joseph and Stephanie Mancini

Michel Desjardins

253-255
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