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Tag Archives: cross-posts
Clothes Count, Cross-Post Edition
At Religion in American History, Ed Blum moderated a series of post (part I, II and III) on clothes and the study of religion, including Pamela Klassen, S. Brent Plate and yours truly. Here’s an excerpt from Ed’s intro to … Continue reading
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Tagged clothes, cool scholars, cross-posts, Madonna, Material Religion
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Reading Roundup for RiAH
Here’s what I posted today at the Religion in American History blog: Wednesday Round Up: Must Read Edition While Paul is away, the blog will go on (and on) with a new series on religion and masculinity (see Charity’s first … Continue reading
Posted in American religious history, Books, Conferences, Scholarship
Tagged books, cross-posts, reading, religion and american history, scholarship
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Disputing Sacred Space in America
The newest issue of Material Religion: The Journal of Objects, Art and Belief is now available (with a library subscription). For those of unfamiliar with this journal, it is an excellent, interdisciplinary journal that provides cutting edge scholarship on the … Continue reading




