Theory, Method & Special Topics in the Study of Religion

Theory, Method & Special Topics in the Study of Religion

This collection currently includes material from 89 books and journals. In some cases, only selected chapters or articles are included. Click on individual title to see coverage.

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An Embodied Reading of The Shepherd of Hermas

The Book of Visions and its Role in Moral Formation

Angela Kim Harkins, Boston College

Atheism in Five Minutes

Teemu Taira, University of Helsinki (Volume Editor)

Back to Reason

Minimalism in Biblical Studies

Niels Peter Lemche, University of Copenhagen

Body and Religion

Books as Bodies and as Sacred Beings

James W. Watts, Syracuse University, Yohan Yoo, Seoul National University (Volume Editors)

Building Blocks of Religion

Critical Applications and Future Prospects

Göran Larsson (University of Gothenburg), Jonas Svensson (Linnaeus University) and Andreas Nordin (University of Gothenburg) Volume Editors

Bulletin for the Study of Religion

Chasing Down Religion

In the Sights of History and the Cognitive Sciences

Panayotis Pachis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Donald Wiebe, University of Toronto, (Volume Editors)

Claiming Identity in the Study of Religion

Social and Rhetorical Techniques Examined

Monica R. Miller, Lehigh University

Comparative Islamic Studies

Comparison

Aaron W. Hughes, University of Rochester

Constructing "Data" in Religious Studies

Examining the Architecture of the Academy

Leslie Dorrough Smith, Avila University (Volume Editor)

Contemporary Views on Comparative Religion

Peter Antes, Leibniz University of Hannover, Armin W. Geertz, Aarhus University, Mikael Rothstein, University of Southern Denmark (Volume Editors)

Contours of the Flesh

The Semiotics of Pain

Darlene M. Juschka, University of Regina

Critical Theory and Early Christianity

Matthew G. Whitlock, Seattle University (Volume Editor)

Embodiment and Black Religion

Rethinking the Body in African American Religious Experience

Center for Engaged Research and Collaborative Learning Writing Collective: Anthony B. Pinn, Jessica B. Davenport, Justine M. Bakker, V. Tinsley IV, Biko Mandela Gray, David A. Kline, O. Jeffries, Sharde’N. Chapman. Mark A. DeYoung (Rice University)

Enchantment

A Critical Primer

Ian Alexander Cuthbertson, Dawson College

Entanglements

Marking Place in the Field of Religion

Russell T. McCutcheon, University of Alabama

Essays in the Philosophy of Humanism

Evil

A Critical Primer

Kenneth G. MacKendrick, University of Manitoba