The Material Turn in the Study of Religion
Material things and phenomena have come to vie with belief and thought as worthy subjects of inquiry in the interdisciplinary study of religion. Yet, to the extent that we are justified in speaking of a "material turn", no consensus has arisen about what materiality is or does. This articl...
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Berghahn
[2013]
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Religion and society
Year: 2013, Volume: 4, Issue: 1, Pages: 58-78 |
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Phenomenology
B Materiality B New Materialism B religion and material culture B Material Turn B theory and method |
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