In the News: Apocalypse, Saints & Breadsticks
A round-up of recent religion news. Continue Reading →
Tag: Literature
Nevertheless, She Resisted: Problem Students and Hunting Girls
Can the same feminist politics work for teachers and students? Abby Kluchin on vulnerability, victimhood, resilience, and Title IX. Continue Reading →
In the News: Protests, Polemics, and Pastries
A round-up of recent religion news.
The American Apocalyptic Sublime and the Twilight of Empire
Ed Simon pulls at the thread of eschatomania linking an apocalypitic puritan poem to today’s news and literature. Continue Reading →
In the News: Voting, Protesting, and Distracting
A round-up of recent religion news.
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The Remembrance of Amalek
King Philip’s War and the many beginnings and ends of sacred violence in America. By Ed Simon. Continue Reading →
Review: Considering Hate
Patrick Blanchfield reviews Considering Hate by Kay Whitlock and Michael Bronski Continue Reading →
The Patient Body: How Ethics Saved the Life of Medicine
“The Patient Body” is a monthly column by Ann Neumann about issues at the intersection of religion and medicine. Continue Reading →
Review: Teresa, My Love
Abby Kluchin reviews “Teresa, My Love” by Julia Kristeva. Continue Reading →
In the News: Apps, Apologies, Apocalypse and more!
A round-up of the week’s religion news. Continue Reading →