PhD student in Comparative Studies at Ohio State. MA in Religion in Culture from UAlabama and BA in English/Religious Studies from STAC. Religion in US law.
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Why does Dr. Chadwick Allen of the University of Washington think the study of religion is important? Find out on the blog!
Don’t miss Dr. Allen’s talk (4/14) and Newark Earthworks tour with Dr. John Low (4/16) cosponsored by the Center for Ethnic Studies.
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CSR's conference is this week! Come join us as we and our amazing group of speakers engage with death and dying across cultures, space, and time. Check our website for updates about virtual versus in-person speakers, conference schedule, and registration.
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Sometimes I have some thoughts about some things relating to religious studies…
Surprise! Another new entry up on our blog this week! Why does PhD Student Savannah Finver think it’s important to study religion? Watch her share her thoughts at:
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New on the blog! Why is the academic study of religion important? Dr. Solimar Otero of Indiana University shares her thoughts.
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CSR is excited to announce that we’ll be co-sponsoring an interdisciplinary graduate student conference, “A Collective Address to Death,” organized by grad students in the Department of Comparative Studies. Check out the attached CFP, and spread the word!
The Comp. Std. dept and the CSR are hosting a grad student interdisciplinary conference on DEATH! Submissions due Feb. 22, 2022. If you’d like a PDF copy of the CFP to circulate to your networks, please send me a DM! Submit: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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#RSPresponse A recent response by Kevin Schilbrack to our ep with Craig Martin (@cmartinrel) generated some discussions across social media. This week's response by Donovan O. Schaefer takes into account our episode w/ Martin & Schilbrack's response!
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The original episode from November is here w/ Dr. Craig Martin (@cmartinrel) & Savannah Finver @SavHFin, "Discourse Analysis & Ideology Critique in the Study of Religion":
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The original episode from November is here w/ Dr. Craig Martin (@cmartinrel) & Savannah Finver @SavHFin, "Discourse Analysis & Ideology Critique in the Study of Religion":
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That's our Features Editor and one of our interviewers! @SavHFin 🔥
This week, we are delighted to feature @SavHFin and her research on religion as legal category in discourses of abortion and how such competing rhetorics shape the ways we think about categories of "religion," "person," and "citizen." phdstudentstofollow.wordpres…
Thanks @PhDs2Follow for showcasing some of my current work, and thanks @climberdanjones for recommending me☺️
This week, we are delighted to feature @SavHFin and her research on religion as legal category in discourses of abortion and how such competing rhetorics shape the ways we think about categories of "religion," "person," and "citizen." phdstudentstofollow.wordpres…
Read it!
#RSPresponse Ioannis Gaitanidis (@YanisuG) responds to our ep w/ Mitsutoshi Horii. Gaitanidis highlights Horii's analysis of the public benefit-aspect of religion in Japan & pushes further our deconstructive analyses for the critical study of religion.
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RS folx: What are your favorite texts to use to teach intro-level students about some of the problems with and benefits of comparison-as-method? Ideally looking for a short, easily readable chapter! TIA!
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We're seeing now exactly why every big company is fighting against universal health care.
Decouple health insurance from work and people are free to quit their bad jobs.
If people quit their bad jobs, companies will have to pay living wages to attract workers.
Can't have that.
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#RSPresponse 🆕 Theron Clay Mock, III (@MockClay) in response to our ep w/ István Perczel, "When Christians Meet Each Other: The Saint Thomas Christians of Southwest India in the Early Modern Period"! Read on, here:
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Very much looking forward to reading this, especially after hearing the @ProjectRS interview with @SavHFin.
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Why does CSR’s Interim Director Dr. Hannibal Hamlin think you should study religion? Check out this video to find out!
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🆕 #RSPdiscourse Our colleagues in Australia, Carole Cusack, Breann Fallon (@Dr_Bre_Fallon), & Raymond Radford (@nomouthmustyell) discuss matters of religion in Australian current affairs. Check it out here! religiousstudiesproject.com/…
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#RSP - Our very own Video Editor, @AllisonIsidore1 will be presiding over the @NAASReligion panel, LEXICON: Crisis as Method in the Study of Religion. It takes place 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM EST Nov 14 (Sunday). Find the sign up link here (FREE!): loom.ly/Z5hCfAg