Edited by:

Katherine C. Zubco, University of North Carolina Asheville

COLLECTIONS:
Complete Collection
Theory, Method & Special Topics Collection

Selected Chapters:
AfroDiasporic & Indigenous Studies
Ancient Worlds
Christianity
Encounters & Identities
Islamic Studies
Judaism
South & East Asia

Body and Religion is an internationally peer reviewed, interdisciplinary journal devoted to all issues of body and religion. We welcome English-language submissions from scholars who use diverse methodologies and approaches, ranging from traditional to innovative, to explore issues of “body” as a fundamental analytical category in the study of religion. We seek to publish the widest possible diversity of critical inquiry into the relationships between all manner of bodies; concepts of “body,” and both traditional and alternative religious traditions, popular culture, literature, the arts, psychology, philosophy, the natural sciences, national and social movements, gender and sexuality, modification and transformation, underground/alternative culture, time periods, and regions.