| Signifying "Theory" : Toward a Method of Mutually Assured Deconstruction
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2017 |
Newton, Richard |
| A Reply
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2017 |
Simmons, Merinda |
| Precision and Excess : Doing the Discipline of Religious Studies
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2017 |
King, Rebekka |
| It's Hard Out There for a Theorist
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2017 |
Altman, Michael J. |
| On the Restraint of Consciousness
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2017 |
Baldrick-Morrone, Tara |
| Killing the Scholar : Critical Theory, Relevance, and Objects of Study
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2017 |
Whitley, Thomas J. |
| New Materialism and the Objects of Religious Studies
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2017 |
Roberts, Martha Smith |
| What the Cognitive Science of Religion Is (and Is Not)
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2017 |
White, Claire |
| Afterword : Feast and Famine in the Study of Religion
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2017 |
McCutcheon, Russell T. |
| A Reply
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2017 |
Blum, Jason N. |
| Of Elephants and Riders : Cognition, Reason, and Will in the Study of Religion
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2017 |
Sheedy, Matt |
| "Show Me the Money" : Big-Money Donors and the Cognitive Science of Religion
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2017 |
Stoddard, Brad |
| The Study of Religion, Bricolage, and Brandom
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2017 |
Bagger, Matthew C. |
| A Reply
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2017 |
Bagger, Matthew C. |
| King On Druids, the Dude, and Doing Excessive Theory
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2017 |
LoRusso, James Dennis |
| Theory is the Best Accessory : Branding and the Power of Scholarly Compartmentalization
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2017 |
Smith, Leslie Dorrough |
| Introduction : Theory in a Time of Excess
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2017 |
Hughes, Aaron W. |
| On the Restraint of Theory
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2017 |
Blum, Jason N. |
| Establishing a Beachhead : NAASR Twenty Years Later
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2017 |
Martin, Luther H. |
| The High Stakes of Identifying (with) One's Object of Study
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2017 |
Simmons, Merinda |
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