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February 22, 2021February 24, 2021adamkadmon

BASR Response to the 2019 Report on TRS published

November 26, 2020March 5, 2021angelapuca11

Call For Papers – BASR Annual Conference 2021

November 18, 2020November 18, 2020Vivian

BASR Bulletin | Latest Issue

October 20, 2020October 20, 2020angelapuca11

BASR 2020 | Worldviews in RS and RE Panel

October 20, 2020October 20, 2020angelapuca11

BASR 2020 | Teaching and Learning Panel

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  • New Types of Storytelling for the Non-Religious April 23, 2021
    Maria Nita says we've gone beyond new stories for the nonreligious in this response to our episode with Tim Stacey. We see "new types of storytelling," she contends, and this opens exciting ethnographic opportunities for future scholarship.
  • Comparing Methods in Christian Origins April 19, 2021
    What happens when scholars take seriously the human-focused study of religious practices? In this episode, Willi Braun joins Andie Alexander to discuss the importance of critical approaches in the study of religion.
  • The Varieties of Environmental Myth-Making April 16, 2021
    Stories can "exert an agentic force" that makes them powerful tools for environmental action among the nonreligious for whom belief is a weak analytic category argues Lisa H. Sideris in this response to our interview with Tim Stacey.
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