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• On Works of the Imagination A Critical Examination of Stephen Prothero's God Is Not One

  Leslie Dorrough Smith

  14-19

  2011-06-05

• Bishop Lamont and Hermeneutics of Play Hip Hop, Religion, and the Study of American Religious History

  L. Benjamin Rolsky

  9-15

  2011-09-22

• Bourdieu, Religion and Pluralistic Societies

  Lene Kühle

  8-14

  2012-03-01

• The Religious Dimension in Development Studies

  Nathan Robert Bishop Loewen

  44-51

  2011-03-23

• More than Belief An Interview with Manuel A. Vásquez

  Craig Martin

  23-28

  2012-01-02

• Religions and Science Beyond Belief Comments on Taner Edis’s Science and Nonbelief

  Benjamin Zeller

  6-11

  2012-01-02

• Looking For Religion in All the Wrong Places

  Ann Burlein

  2010-11-23

• “As it Was in the Beginning…” The Modern Problem of the Ancient Self

  Russell McCutcheon

  37-45

  2010-05-11

• Resurrected Bodies Individual Experiences and Collective Expressions of Organ Transplant in North America

  Arlene Macdonald

  3-6

  2010-04-28

• Chasing Cosmic Tennis Balls

  Thomas B. Ellis

  11-14

  2012-01-02

• These Gods Got Swagger Avatars, Gameplay, and the Digital Performance of Hip Hop Culture in Machinima

  Elonda Clay

  4-9

  2011-09-22

• The Problem of Ideology in Biblical Studies

  Randall William Reed

  17-23

  2012-01-02

• Freaks and Queers in the Study of Religion

  Melissa M. Wilcox

  2010-11-23

• On The Politics of Spirit An Interview with Tim Murphy

  Craig Martin

  47-49

  2012-03-01

• The Laboratory of Ancient Religions A Response to Athanasios Koutoupas

  William Arnal

  30-33

  2010-05-11

• The Islamic Mode of Regulation A Speculation

  Ibrahim Abraham

  5-15

  2011-03-23

• God is Not One but "Religion" Is A Critical Reading of Stephen Prothero's God is Not One: the Eight Rival Religions that Run the World--and Why Their Differences Matter

  Tim M. Murphy

  19-25

  2011-06-05

• Difference Before Dialogue Stephen Prothero’s 'God Is Not One'

  Nicholas Dion

  1-2

  2011-06-05

• Among the Orsians The Revolutionary Discovery of a New Religion!

  Reed M. N. Weep

  31-32

  2011-09-22

• Religion Is Not Simplistic

  Aaron W. Hughes

  9-14

  2011-06-05

• On Dictionaryism The Good News and Maledictions of Religious Literacy

  Donovan O. Schaefer

  3-8

  2011-06-05

• Introduction What's This 'Religious' in Hip Hop Culture?

  Christopher M. Driscoll

  1-3

  2011-09-22

• Editorial

  Nicholas Dion

  1

  2010-04-28

• The Possibilities of Change in a World of Constraint Individual and Social Transformation in the Work of Pierre Bourdieu

  Sean Patrick McCloud

  2-8

  2012-03-01

• The Manageable Self in the Early Hellenistic Era

  Vaia Touna

  34-36

  2010-05-11

• Leading Works in Religion and Law A Fictional Volume Inspired by Leading Works in Law and Religion

  Jacob Barrett

  26-33

  2021-08-12

• Prophets and Profits On Economies of Economic Goods in Economies of Salvation

  Kevin J. Wanner

  20-25

  2012-03-01

• The Author, the Atheist, and the Academic Study of Religion Bourdieu and the Reception of Biblical Criticism by Progressive Christians

  Rebekka King

  14-20

  2012-03-01

• A Bibliography of Works By, About and Using Bourdieu in the Study of Religion

  Jody Caldwell

  38-47

  2012-03-01

• Beliefs and Habituated Bodies A Response to Taner Edis, Science and Nonbelief

  Sean Patrick McCloud

  2-5

  2012-01-02

• Humor and Religion An Interview with David Feltmate

  Matt K. Sheedy, David Feltmate

  43-46

  2013-09-27

• Do We Need Theory in Religious Studies?

  Juhn Y. Ahn

  24-27

  2010-04-28

• De-Centering Religion as Queer Pedagogical Practice

  Thelathia Young

  2010-11-23

• Queer Pedagogy and/in Religious Studies

  Claudia Schippert

  2010-11-23

• Introduction

  Willi Braun

  26

  2010-05-11

• Instituting a Strictly Scientific Study of Religion with Donald Wiebe

  Richard Newton

  4-15

  2022-11-08

• Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover!

  Monica Miller

  26-31

  2011-09-22

• Teaching Bourdieu on and in the Study of Religion(s)

  Otto Maduro

  32-37

  2012-03-01

• Field Notes News and Announcements in the Discipline

  The Editors

  39-40

  2012-04-12

• “It’s Queer Up in Here!” Excess, Experience, and Performance in the Divinity Classroom

  Kate Lassiter, Andrea Tucker

  2010-11-23

• The Prestructured is Everywhere Pierre Bourdieu’s Approach to Religion

  Terry Rey

  1-10

  2011-06-05

• Religion Clichés

  Tenzan Eaghll

  33-38

  2015-04-07

• 'The Stars Down to Earth' Why Educated Women in the Western World Use Astrology

  Kirstine Munk

  3-9

  2012-04-12

• Editorial The Importance of Pierre Bourdieu

  Craig Martin

  1

  2012-03-01

• The 70s Bulletin—When the Field was Disco

  Richard Newton

  1-3

  2021-08-12

• Coherence, Professionalization, and the Critical Study of Religion Then and Now

  Matthew Goff

  156-159

  2022-06-15

• Supplication in the Greco-Roman Religious Field

  Alex Gottesman

  25-32

  2012-03-01

• SORAAAD Book Notes with the Bulletin

  The Editors

  35-39

  2012-04-12

• Teaching and Theorizing Religion and Food

  Philip L. Tite

  2

  2017-07-04

• Challenges, Perspectives, and Directions in the Study of Religion Reassessing Theoretical and Professional Assumptions

  Philip L. Tite

  2

  2017-04-18

• Biblioblogging, 'Religion', and the Manufacturing of Catastrophe

  James Crossley

  48-62

  2010-09-25

• Rethinking Islamkritik Notes of a Hazy German Debate

  Benedikt Erb

  14-17

  2017-04-18

• The Islamophobic History of the United States

  Edward E Curtis IV

  30-35

  2011-06-05

• Learning by Design Graduate Student Perspectives on Uncivil Religion

  Erica Bennett

  35-38

  2022-11-08

• Religion Snapshots On the Uses of “Data”

  Philip L. Tite

  37-39

  2014-02-14

• Beyond Cynicism A Sampling of Current Work in the Swiss Study of Religion

  Russell T. McCutcheon

  3-6

  2017-04-18

• Religion, Genealogy, and the Study of American Religions

  L. Benjamin Rolsky

  3-7

  2019-04-08

• Secular Theology? Antipodean Annotations

  Mike Grimshaw

  63-75

  2010-09-25

• Failed Theory, Cynicism, and the Study of Religion

  Anja Kirsch

  19-22

  2017-04-18

• The Field Gets Technical?...“Hey! It’s the 80’s!”

  Richard Newton

  39-41

  2022-01-05

• The Bulletin of the ’90s—It’s the End of the Field as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)

  Richard Newton

  79-81

  2022-01-26

• The 2020 Aronov Lecture with Dr. Annette Yoshiko Reed

  Richard Newton

  42-49

  2022-01-05

• Student Engagement, Where Art Thou?

  Richard Newton

  16-22

  2021-04-01

• Religion, Theory, Critique, and Epistemological Anarchy A Review Essay

  Tenzan Eaghll

  35-39

  2019-11-11

• Keeping Up with the Kollege Professors The Pitch

  Reed M. N. Weep

  28-29

  2012-01-02

• An Upstanding Study of Religion

  Richard Newton

  1-3

  2022-11-08

• A Cautionary Tale from Testosterone An Unauthorized Biography

  Craig Martin

  23-24

  2021-04-01

• Teaching About Religion at the State University Taking the Issue Seriously and Strictly

  Robert D. Baird (1933–2015), Robert N. Minor

  38-42

  2020-11-09

• Society, Spatiality, and the Sacred A Methodological Proposal

  Umur Koşal

  53-60

  2022-01-05

• Where Revelation is Silent Shari’a, Reason, and Islamic Natural Law

  Anver M Emon

  17-22

  2010-04-28

• Queer Panic An Interpretation of Christian Nationalist Opposition to the Trans and Gender Nonconforming Community

  Daniel D. Miller

  104-113

  2022-01-26

• Modern Yoga Research as a Discursive Formation

  Matteo Di Placido

  60-72

  2022-01-05

• Ideology, Ideology-Critique, and the Critical Study of Religion in Bruce Lincoln’s Gods and Demons, Priests and Scholars Critical Explorations in the History of Religions

  Marsha Aileen Hewitt

  2-7

  2013-04-03

• For the Good or the “Guild” Responses to Kate Daley-Bailey’s Open Letter to the American Academy of Religion

  Jack Fitzmier, Charles McCrary, Kerry Danner, Jason Sager, Helen Ramirez, Kate Daley-Bailey

  24-38

  2017-04-18

• Molly Bassett and Applied Religious Studies at Georgia State University

  Richard Newton

  3-10

  2021-04-01

• The 2010s—Genealogies of Religion, Twenty Years On An Interview with Talal Asad

  Craig Martin, Talal Asad

  139-144

  2022-07-01

• Reinventing Religious Studies An Interview with Scott Elliott

  Matt Sheedy

  40-44

  2014-04-22

• Manic Reparation A Psychoanalytic Discussion of Apology and Residential Schooling in Canada

  Barbara Greenberg

  7-12

  2010-04-28

• Pandemic and Pandemonium Teaching Religious Studies in America 2020

  Richard Newton

  34-38

  2020-11-09

• When Is a Religion Like a Weed? Some Thoughts on Why and How We Define Things

  Nathan Rein

  10-18

  2016-01-15

• Religion and Politics under the Ptolemies (300 BCE-215 BCE)

  Athanasios Koutoupas

  27-29

  2010-05-11

• The CSRS, Then and Now

  Paul Bramadat

  113-114

  2022-01-26

• Neutrality in the Study of Religion

  John H. Whittaker

  73-76

  2022-01-05

• Can We Be Colleagues?

  Richard Newton

  1-2

  2021-04-01

• Experiments in the Analytical Study of the Bible Burton Mack as Pioneer

  Randall William Reed

  11-16

  2012-10-09

• “They Were Talking about Themselves” Michael Altman, American Hinduism, and Critique from the Inside of Religious Studies

  Andrew Kunze

  12-16

  2018-09-24

• Am I a Buddhist Because I am Vegetarian? Teaching at the Intersections of Religion and Food

  Jason W. M. Ellsworth

  26-29

  2017-07-04

• Krista Dalton of Ancient Jew Review

  Richard Newton

  6-14

  2021-08-12

• A Buddhist, a Christian, and an Atheist Walk into a Classroom Pedagogical Reflections on Religion and Humor

  Ken Derry

  37-42

  2013-09-27

• Affecting the Study of Religion Schaefer, Animality, and Affect Theory

  Philip L. Tite

  2-3

  2017-12-21

• Editorial

  Craig Martin

  1-2

  2010-09-25

• Who Gets to Play in the Sandbox? Debating Identities, Methodologies, and Theoretical Frameworks

  Philip L. Tite

  2-3

  2016-01-15

• Epistemologies of Trauma Cognitive Insights for Narrative Construction as Ritual Performance

  Tyler M. Tully

  48-56

  2017-12-21

• The Academic Study of Religion in Bibliometric Perspective

  Wesley J. Wildman

  88-98

  2022-01-26

• Graduate Education in the Time of COVID-19

  Richard Newton

  4-6

  2021-08-12

• Laughing Matters "Parody Religions" and the Command to Compare

  Joseph P. Laycock

  19-26

  2013-09-27

• Urban Pareidolia Fleeting but Hypermodern Signs of the Sacred?

  Lionel Obadia

  29-38

  2018-04-18

• Siblings Veiled by Ideology? Reflections on the Epistemological Kinship between the Phenomenology of Religion and Soviet Scientific Atheism

  Stefan Ragaz

  8-10

  2017-04-18

• Atheism and the Invention of Religion Notes on History and Anachronism

  Richard Amesbury

  40-45

  2014-12-02

• "How Do I Deal with Burnout?"

  Richard Newton

  42-43

  2021-04-01

• Review Essay: Once More on Religion and Magic: Daniel Dubuisson's Religion and Magic in Western Culture

  Andrew Durdin

  55-60

  2020-06-04

• “Better get to know Practicum: Critical Theory, Religion, and Pedagogy” an interview with Craig Martin and Brad Stoddard of Practicum blog

  Ipsita Chatterjea

  46-49

  2016-01-15

• Bread Beyond Borders Food as a Lens Into Tweed's Theory of Religion

  Rachel Diane Brown

  9-17

  2017-07-04

• What is a Superhero? How Myth Can be a Metacode

  Kenneth G. MacKendrick

  19-25

  2015-04-07

• Is There Room for Theory in the Study of Religion? A Question Revisited

  Philip L. Tite

  1-3

  2019-11-11

• Cowards, Critics, and Catholics The Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, South Park and the Politics of Religious Humor in the United States

  David Feltmate

  2-11

  2013-09-27

• Fleeting Sentiment of the Sacred Between Public Space and Religious Territories

  Lionel Obadia

  2-6

  2018-04-18

• Assessment Is a Journey Or, the Last Column I Will Ever Write about Assessment

  Reed Weep

  35-36

  2011-06-05

• Biophilia's Queer Remnants

  Courtney O'Dell-Chaib

  18-23

  2017-12-21

• Reinventing the Study of Religion Eight-to-Fifty-Two Years On

  Matt Sheedy

  159-162

  2022-06-15

• Corrupting Language Diagnosing Definition During the Pandemic

  Morgan Frick

  37-41

  2021-04-01

• It’s Not So Secret Anymore Shifts in the Study of Christian Apocrypha

  Philip L. Tite

  1-3

  2020-06-04

• Open Space Technology and the Study of Religion A Report on an Experiment in Pedagogy

  Nicholas Dion, Rebekka King, Tyler Baker, Jingjing Liang, James McDonough, Joshua Samuels

  28-32

  2013-04-03

• On Theory (as Pedagogy) in a Time of Excess Asking Questions in 2017

  Jessica Radin

  18-26

  2018-09-24

• Getting the goop on Religion

  Philip L. Tite

  1-2

  2019-04-08

• The Religion and Diversity Project Facts and Figures

  Tess Campeau

  4-9

  2016-04-12

• Religious Proximity and Cultural Distance An Introduction on the East/West Dichotomy

  Philip L. Tite

  3-9

  2015-07-14

• Advice for Advisors

  Reed M. N. Weep

  28-29

  2010-04-28

• Transformation of the initiates' identities after their initiation into the mysteries of Mithras

  Olympia Panagiotidou

  52-61

  2011-03-23

• Mapping the Digital Study of Religion

  Jeri E Wieringa

  31-35

  2022-11-08

• Whither Girard and Islam? Reflections on Text and Context

  Vanessa J Avery

  29-34

  2016-10-27

• "I Too Could Be Gay If I Wanted" Misplaced Empathy

  Juan A. Herrero-Brasas

  2010-11-23

• Political Bodies and a Touch of Pain An Interview with Darlene Juschka

  Matt Sheedy

  37-40

  2013-03-08

• What is Euhemerism? A Brief History of Research and Some Persisting Questions

  Nickolas P. Roubekas

  30-37

  2014-04-22

• From Essence to Queery—Puzzling Over the Persistence of Identity

  K. Merinda Simmons, Jeremy Posadas

  16-23

  2021-08-12

• Romania’s Saving Angels ”New Men”, Orthodoxy and Blood Mysticism in the Legionary Movement

  Cecilie Endresen

  16-22

  2012-04-12

• Do Mushrooms Have Religion, Too?

  Hollis Phelps

  4-10

  2017-12-21

• Field Notes News and Announcements in the Discipline

  Philip L. Tite

  40-44

  2015-09-07

• For the Good or the “Guild” An Open Letter to the American Academy of Religion

  Kate Daley-Bailey

  4-9

  2016-01-15

• NAASR Notes

  Matt K. Sheedy

  31-39

  2015-07-14

• Introducing Jeri Wieringa On Data, Religion, and Digital Humanities

  Caitlyn Bell

  29-32

  2020-11-09

• Quaker Studies in Critical Perspective

  Jon R. Kershner

  26-35

  2019-11-11

• Time Enough for Visions and Revisions Or Why “Theory” Matters in the Study of Religion

  Matthew Day

  26-29

  2011-06-05

• Sexual Liberality as Othering The Case of Islam in Late Antiquity and Modernity

  Thomas Hoffmann

  10-15

  2012-04-12

• Rethinking “Religion and Politics” Reflections on the Reception and Import of Talal Asad’s Genealogies of Religion

  Richard Amesbury

  2-7

  2014-02-14

• When Beruriah Met Aisha Textual Intersections & Interactions among Jewish and Muslim Women Engaged with Religious Law

  Shari Golberg

  22-24

  2010-04-28

• Religion & Theology with Gerhard van den Heever

  Gerhard van den Heever

  25-26

  2021-04-01

• Heterophenomenology as Self-Knowledge

  Bryan Rennie

  6-11

  2012-10-09

• North American Association for the Study of Religion (NAASR) An Interview with Russell McCutcheon

  Matt K. Sheedy

  29-30

  2015-07-14

• Editor's Corner: NAASR Membership and the 'Bulletin for the Study of Religion' An Important Announcement and a Personal Reflection

  Philip L. Tite

  50-51

  2016-01-15

• Making Sense of Religion and Food

  Emily Bailey

  18-24

  2017-07-04

• Geographies of Religion as Theological Ontologies A Difficult 'Rapprochement' with Religious Studies

  Justin K.H. Tse

  19-26

  2019-11-11

• Windows and Mirrors Texts, Religions, and Stories of Origins

  Philip L. Tite

  2-3

  2016-07-06

• Let’s Talk “Religion” A Politically and Culturally Embedded Product

  Philip L. Tite

  1

  2014-02-14

• Editor’s Corner: Critics or Caretakers? It’s All in the Mapping

  Philip L. Tite

  38-39

  2015-09-07

• Some Contemporary Views on Jaina Values and Conduct Among Indian Lay Jainas from Jaipur and Delhi

  Tomasz Pokinko

  13-20

  2010-05-11

• Introduction René Girard’s Legacy

  Michael Jerryson

  3-5

  2016-10-27

• Theoretical Challenges in Studying Religious Experience in Gnosticism A Prolegomena for Social Analysis

  Philip L. Tite

  8-18

  2013-03-08

• Defending Science and Nonbelief

  Taner Edis

  14-17

  2012-01-02

• Is Nessie a Naga? Buddhism in the West and Emerging Strategies of Importation

  Joseph P. Laycock, Natasha L. Mikles

  35-40

  2014-12-02

• Naming the Game A Question of the Field

  Charles Elliot Vernoff

  16-21

  2022-11-08

• Dr. Catherine L. Newell, the Medical Humanities Minor, and the Study of Religion at the University of Miami

  Morgan Frick

  14-16

  2021-04-01

• The Insularity of the Study of Ancient Religions and “Religion”

  Nickolas P. Roubekas

  2-7

  2018-09-24

• Theory and Data in a Computational Model of Secularization

  F. LeRon Shults

  98-104

  2022-01-26

• Food Matters Tasting, Teaching, Theorizing Religion and Food

  Martha L. Finch

  3-8

  2017-07-04

• In the Field

  Philip L. Tite

  43-45

  2012-10-09

• American Examples, or, How I Stopped Being an Americanist and Learned to Study Religion in America All Over Again

  Michael J. Altman

  32-34

  2020-11-09

• Special Issue on “Evidence” in American Religions

  Kelly J. Baker

  1

  2012-12-03

• Religion, Gender, and Sexuality among Youth in Canada Some Preliminary Findings

  Heather Shipley, Pamela Dickey Young, Ian Alexander Cuthbertson

  17-26

  2016-04-12

• Counting on the Words

  Jason C. Bivins

  36-41

  2012-12-03

• Weber, Geertz, and Ricoeur on Explanation and Interpretation

  Robert A. Segal

  25-33

  2014-02-14

• Rock, Rattle, and Roll Rattling Cages and Challenging the Study of Religion

  Philip L. Tite

  1

  2018-09-24

• When Did the Word "Culture" Become a Synonym for the Word "Bullshit" The Genealogy of a Term

  Reed M. N. Weep

  66-69

  2011-03-23

• Field Notes News and Announcements in the Discipline

  Philip L. Tite

  40-42

  2013-03-08

• New Testament Studies in Religion Past and Present

  Richard E. DeMaris

  8-10

  2015-09-07

• The Future of Museum Studies with Dr. Nicholaus Pumphrey

  Emma Welch

  24-26

  2021-08-12

• Debating a Discipline, Contesting Identities, and the Future of Islamic Studies

  Philip L. Tite

  1-2

  2014-12-02

• Rewilding Religion Affect and Animal Dance

  Jay Johnston

  11-16

  2017-12-21

• Hardcore Scholarship and High School Cliques

  Sean McCloud

  33-36

  2012-12-03

• The Occupy Movement, Religion and Social Formations

  Matt K. Sheedy

  17-24

  2014-02-14

• The Nature and Function of the Religious Studies Book Review Structure, Function, and Pedagogy

  Philip L. Tite

  30-36

  2019-04-08

• Jesus in an Age of Neoliberalism An Interview with James G. Crossley

  Craig Martin

  24-28

  2013-04-03

• Nothing Outside the Text? Religion and its Others in Emoji Discourse

  Méadhbh McIvor, Richard Amesbury

  64-65

  2017-12-21

• When The Hindu-Goddess Moves To Denmark The Establishment Of A Sakta-Tradition

  Marianne C. Qvortrup Fibiger

  29-36

  2012-10-09

• Tips for Teaching Getting Students Out of the Classroom and into the Pew

  Melissa Deckman

  26-28

  2015-07-14

• Review of Articles in the Field of Hebrew Bible in Religion Past and Present

  Klaus Peter Adam

  5-8

  2015-09-07

• First as Sociology, Then as Geography A Review Essay on Steven Sutcliffe and Ingvild Sælid Gilhus’s New Age Spiritualities: Rethinking Religion

  Justin K. H. Tse

  39-43

  2015-04-07

• The Lost Column of Reed M. N. Weep

  Alumno Sinllanto

  144-146

  2022-06-15

• "All Right, I Give Up. What is Digital Humanities?"

  Jeri Wieringa

  27-29

  2021-04-01

• Historical Cookbooks in the Study of American Religion

  Emily Bailey

  24-33

  2012-12-03

• Speaking the Impossible 'No'

  Robert Anthony Orsi

  7-11

  2014-02-14

• Preconditions of the Post-Theoretical Periodizing the Study of Religion

  David Atwood

  12-14

  2017-04-18

• (Re)writing, (Re)righting, (Re)riteing Hupa Womanhood Cutcha Risling Baldy and The Flower Dance Revitalization

  Abel R Gomez

  28-30

  2019-04-08

• Dominant Ideologies, Neoliberal Jesuses, and the Academic Study of Religion

  Philip L. Tite

  2

  2014-09-19

• Emoji Dei Religious Iconography in the Digital Age

  Méadhbh McIvor, Richard Amesbury

  56-61

  2017-12-21

• Something Bigger than Girard

  Jonathan Klawans

  23-27

  2016-10-27

• “Writing and the Great Change Upon Us,” with Esi Edugyan

  Tim Lilburn

  82-86

  2022-01-26

• (Muslim) Women’s Bodies, Islamophobia, and American Politics

  Juliane Hammer

  29-36

  2013-03-08

• Religion Past and Present — The English Translation of the 4th edition Introducing an AAR/SBL Review Panel

  Klaus Peter Adam

  3-5

  2015-09-07

• Guest Lecturing on Geographies of Religion Interviewing My Colleagues’ Students, Focusing on Tangents

  Justin K.H. Tse

  55-61

  2016-07-06

• The 1990s—Rethinking American Religious History A Progress Report on “Afro-American Religious History: A Documentary History Project”

  Albert J Raboteau, David W Wills

  129-134

  2022-06-15

• Mysterium Materiae Vital Matter and the Object as Evidence in the Study of Religion

  Jennifer Scheper Hughes

  16-24

  2012-12-03

• Signifying on the World Religions Paradigm My Version of Religion 101

  Richard Newton

  35-37

  2015-09-07

• The Guru is a Donut Applications of Social Network Theory to the Study of Religion

  Vanessa Lange

  10-12

  2017-04-18

• Thin Economics, Thick Moralising Red Toryism and the Politics of Nostalgia

  Roland Boer

  26-43

  2011-03-23

• A Field Note Reporting from the 2014 NEH Summer Institute “Problems in the Study of Religion,” July 7th – July 25th, 2014

  Natasha L. Mikles

  47-49

  2014-12-02

• Telling Stories, Shaping Identities, Contesting Realities

  Philip L. Tite

  1-2

  2013-11-13

• On Finding Common Ground A (Very Brief) Reflection on a So What? Question

  Nickolas P. Roubekas

  10-11

  2018-09-24

• Queering the Subject

  Ellen T. Armour

  2010-11-23

• To Betty Purdy, Department Secretary, Upon Her Retirement

  Reed M. N. Weep

  46

  2010-05-11

• An Unsettled Discipline Reflections and Suggestions in the Study of Religion

  Philip L. Tite

  1

  2012-10-09

• Roundtable on Eastern Traditions

  Philip L. Tite

  22-25

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