"Reinventing Religious Studies" offers readers an opportunity to trace the important trends and developments in Religious Studies over the last forty years. Over this time the study of religion has been transformed into a critical discipline informed by a wide range of perspectives from sociology to anthropology, politics to material culture, and economics to cultural theory. "Reinventing Religious Studies" brings together key writings which have helped shape scholarship, teaching and learning in the field. All the essays are drawn from the CSSR Bulletin, a provocative, occasionally…mehr
"Reinventing Religious Studies" offers readers an opportunity to trace the important trends and developments in Religious Studies over the last forty years. Over this time the study of religion has been transformed into a critical discipline informed by a wide range of perspectives from sociology to anthropology, politics to material culture, and economics to cultural theory. "Reinventing Religious Studies" brings together key writings which have helped shape scholarship, teaching and learning in the field. All the essays are drawn from the CSSR Bulletin, a provocative, occasionally irreverent, and always critical journal which has long been at the centre of debates in Religious Studies. This collection will prove invaluable for students and scholars of theory and method in Religious Studies. It offers readers a unique opportunity to understand the history of key issues in the study of religion and what remains central to the study of religion today.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Scott S. Elliott is Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy and Religion at Adrian College, Michigan, USA.
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Introduction Scott S. Elliott 1. For Such a Time as This: The Council of Societies for the Study of Religion 1969-2009 Harold Remus PART 1: INVENTING AND REINVENTING THE FIELD OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES 2. Why a Council on the Study of Religion? Claude Welsch 3. Ironies John F. Wilson 4. Religious Studies: The Next Vocation Jacob Neusner 5. Impressions from Wingspread: Religious Studies - The State of the Art Walter H. Capps 6. History of Religions Ninian Smart 7. The Future of Religious Studies: Moving Beyond the Mandate of the 1960s Carl A. Raschke 8. Naming the Game: A Question of the Field Charles Elliott Vernoff PART 2: METHOD AND THEORY IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES 9. Neutrality in the Study of Religion John H. Whittaker 10. Assessing Social-Scientific Theories of Religion Robert A. Segal 11. Playing Hardball in Religious Studies Arvind Sharma 12. The Academic Study of Religion: A Methodological Reflection Arvind Sharma 13. Fending Off the Social Sciences Robert A. Segal PART 3: TEACHING RELIGION 14. Confessions of a Former Establishment Fundamentalist Robert N. Bellah 15. Confessing Away the Soul with the Sins or: The Risks of Uncle Tomism Among the Humanists James E. Dittes 16. Criteria for Organizing the Introductory Course in Religion James C. Livingston 17. Teaching about Religion at the State University Robert N. Minor and Robert D. Baird 18. Teaching about Religion at the State University: A Reply Julia Benton Mitchell and David B. Annis 19. Teaching about Religion at the Religiously-Affiliated University: A Reply to Robert Baird & Robert Minor Philip Boo Riley PART 4: WOMEN AND THE BIBLE IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES 20. For the Advancement of My Career: A Form Critical Study in the Art of Acknowledgement Carol Christ and Judith Plaskow Goldenberg 21. Women's Studies in Religion Carol Christ 22. The Debut of the Bible as a Pagan Classic John A. Miles Jr. 23. Bible and Religion Jonathan Z. Smith PART 5: RELIGION AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES IN CIVIC LIFE 24. Contemporary Socio-Political Change and the Work of Religious Studies Walter H. Capps 25. The Scholar of Religion as a Cultural Critic: Perspectives from Denmark Tim Jensen 26. What Are the Humanities and Why Do They Matter? The Case of Religion and Public Life Gary Lease 27. Response to Gary Lease's "What Are the Humanities and Why Do They Matter?" Robert Hunt 28. So What Are We Professing Here? Religion the Liberal Arts and Civic Life Raymond B. Williams 29. Response to Raymond B. Williams' "So What Are We Professing Here?" Heather Hartel 30. Response to Raymond B. Williams' "So What Are We Professing Here?" Robert J. Stephens 31. Response to Raymond B. Williams' "So What Are We Professing Here?" Forrest Clingerman 32. Rejoinder Raymond B. Williams PART 6: RELIGIOUS STUDIES AND IDENTITY POLITICS 33. Late Capitalism Arrives on Campus: Making and Remaking the Study of Religion Russell T. McCutcheon 34. Religious Studies and Identity Politics: Mythology in the Making Darlene Juschka 35. Toward an Engaged Religious Studies Brian E. Malley 36. The Study of Religion Under Late Capitalism or Commodity Triumphant Gustavo Benavides PART 7: ISLAM AND 9/11 37. On the Teaching of Islam in America Richard C. Martin 38. Reflections on Teaching about September 11 Craig R. Prentiss ed. 39. Terror and Violence through Buddhist Lenses Stephen C. Berkwitz 40. Teaching Through Tragedy Patricia Zimmerman Beckman 41. Teaching September 11th Elizabeth McAlister 42. Class on September 11 Richard Salter 43. Death and Memory at Ground Zero: A Historian of Religion's Report Paul Christopher Johnson 44. September 11 2001 and Islam Zayn Kassam
Introduction Scott S. Elliott 1. For Such a Time as This: The Council of Societies for the Study of Religion 1969-2009 Harold Remus PART 1: INVENTING AND REINVENTING THE FIELD OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES 2. Why a Council on the Study of Religion? Claude Welsch 3. Ironies John F. Wilson 4. Religious Studies: The Next Vocation Jacob Neusner 5. Impressions from Wingspread: Religious Studies - The State of the Art Walter H. Capps 6. History of Religions Ninian Smart 7. The Future of Religious Studies: Moving Beyond the Mandate of the 1960s Carl A. Raschke 8. Naming the Game: A Question of the Field Charles Elliott Vernoff PART 2: METHOD AND THEORY IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES 9. Neutrality in the Study of Religion John H. Whittaker 10. Assessing Social-Scientific Theories of Religion Robert A. Segal 11. Playing Hardball in Religious Studies Arvind Sharma 12. The Academic Study of Religion: A Methodological Reflection Arvind Sharma 13. Fending Off the Social Sciences Robert A. Segal PART 3: TEACHING RELIGION 14. Confessions of a Former Establishment Fundamentalist Robert N. Bellah 15. Confessing Away the Soul with the Sins or: The Risks of Uncle Tomism Among the Humanists James E. Dittes 16. Criteria for Organizing the Introductory Course in Religion James C. Livingston 17. Teaching about Religion at the State University Robert N. Minor and Robert D. Baird 18. Teaching about Religion at the State University: A Reply Julia Benton Mitchell and David B. Annis 19. Teaching about Religion at the Religiously-Affiliated University: A Reply to Robert Baird & Robert Minor Philip Boo Riley PART 4: WOMEN AND THE BIBLE IN RELIGIOUS STUDIES 20. For the Advancement of My Career: A Form Critical Study in the Art of Acknowledgement Carol Christ and Judith Plaskow Goldenberg 21. Women's Studies in Religion Carol Christ 22. The Debut of the Bible as a Pagan Classic John A. Miles Jr. 23. Bible and Religion Jonathan Z. Smith PART 5: RELIGION AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES IN CIVIC LIFE 24. Contemporary Socio-Political Change and the Work of Religious Studies Walter H. Capps 25. The Scholar of Religion as a Cultural Critic: Perspectives from Denmark Tim Jensen 26. What Are the Humanities and Why Do They Matter? The Case of Religion and Public Life Gary Lease 27. Response to Gary Lease's "What Are the Humanities and Why Do They Matter?" Robert Hunt 28. So What Are We Professing Here? Religion the Liberal Arts and Civic Life Raymond B. Williams 29. Response to Raymond B. Williams' "So What Are We Professing Here?" Heather Hartel 30. Response to Raymond B. Williams' "So What Are We Professing Here?" Robert J. Stephens 31. Response to Raymond B. Williams' "So What Are We Professing Here?" Forrest Clingerman 32. Rejoinder Raymond B. Williams PART 6: RELIGIOUS STUDIES AND IDENTITY POLITICS 33. Late Capitalism Arrives on Campus: Making and Remaking the Study of Religion Russell T. McCutcheon 34. Religious Studies and Identity Politics: Mythology in the Making Darlene Juschka 35. Toward an Engaged Religious Studies Brian E. Malley 36. The Study of Religion Under Late Capitalism or Commodity Triumphant Gustavo Benavides PART 7: ISLAM AND 9/11 37. On the Teaching of Islam in America Richard C. Martin 38. Reflections on Teaching about September 11 Craig R. Prentiss ed. 39. Terror and Violence through Buddhist Lenses Stephen C. Berkwitz 40. Teaching Through Tragedy Patricia Zimmerman Beckman 41. Teaching September 11th Elizabeth McAlister 42. Class on September 11 Richard Salter 43. Death and Memory at Ground Zero: A Historian of Religion's Report Paul Christopher Johnson 44. September 11 2001 and Islam Zayn Kassam
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