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American Religion offers a forum for intellectual and creative engagement with religion in the Americas. RT ≠ endorsement or agreement, necessarily.
Bloomington, IN
Joined July 2019
A reminder that submissions for American Religion's 2025 dissertation prize are due August 30, 2025!. Below, hear 2024 winner Kelsey Alejandra Moore describe her dissertation, "What the Dead Witnessed: Clearing Black Knowledges in Jim Crow South Carolina":.
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We are excited to announce that we are opening submissions for American Religion's 2025 Dissertation Prize! Along with your dissertation, please an abstract and updated CV to amrel@iu.edu by August 30, 2025. Further information can be found here:
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Authors: Samah Choudhury (UChicago), Mihee Kim-Kort (Indiana University), and Amey Victoria Adkins-Jones (Boston College).
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Check out the first in an exciting new series! This piece examines the 2022 film Everything Everywhere All At Once and how it might reorient our moral outlooks on the mundanities of racialized life in the US, familial obligation, nihilism, and self-worth.
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News from today makes us see the relevance and importance of this new piece on AR's website: "War Heroes, Race, and the Battle Lines of American Civil Religion" by Cole Picca (Elon '24) and Andrew Monteith. You can find it here:.
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Cara Burnidge reviews "Muslims of the Heartland: How Syrian Immigrants Made a Home in the American Midwest" by Edward E. Curtis
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Brandon L. Bayne's reviews "The Miraculous Flying House of Loreto: Spreading Catholicism in the Early Modern World" by Karin Vélez
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Hannah Scheidt reviews "Sincerely Held: American Secularism and Its Believers" by Charles McCrary
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American Religion is now open access! Spotlighting book reviews you can now read free online! Starting with Alisha Lola Jone's review of "Lift Every Voice and Swing: Black Musicians and Religious Culture in the Jazz Century" by Vaughn A. Booker!
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We are celebrating American Religion going open access! Spotlighting creative pieces that you can now read in full on Project Muse or through our website!.
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We are celebrating American Religion going open access! Spotlighting our Roundtable "Islam: An American Religion". You can now read all the articles in this series free online!
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Volume 5, Issue 1.“I Make Trouble”: Charles H. Long and Provocations for Thinking Religion in Dark Times by Corey D. B. Walker
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Volume 2, Issue 1.Nothing Matters: Black Death, Repetition, and an Ethics of Anguish by Joseph R. Winters
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Volume 1, Issue 1.Gospel Minstrelsy by Kathryn Lofton
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This week we are celebrating American Religion going open access! Here is a selection of essays that you can now read online:.
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Volume 5, Issue 1.Subversive Spirits and Ostentatious Materials: An African Diasporic Necropolitics of Agitation by Solimar Otero and Kristina Wirtz
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Volume 1, Issue 2.Water, Not Walls: Toward a Religious Study of Life that Defies Borders by Barbara Andrea Sostaita
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