Imagining NAASR: Pasts and Futures

Abstract What kind of institution has the North American Association for the Study of Religion ( NAASR ) been in the past? What might it become in the future? In this 2024 presidential address, Craig Martin reflects on the history of the institution, considers the shared interests and intellectual investments that have drawn people to it over the last two scholarly generations, and suggests a vision for the future which respects the past while simultaneously moving us forward.

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Method & Theory in the Study of Religion
Published
2024-10-09
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https://doi.org/10.1163/15700682-bja10136
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Rhetoric and Communication Studies
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Imagining NAASR: Pasts and Futures

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Imagining NAASR: Pasts and Futures

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Abstract What kind of institution has the North American Association for the Study of Religion ( NAASR ) been in the past? What might it become in the future? In this 2024 presidential address, Craig Martin reflects on the history of the institution, considers the shared interests and intellectual investments that have drawn people to it over the last two scholarly generations, and suggests a vision for the future which respects the past while simultaneously moving us forward.

Method & Theory in the Study of ReligionVol. 36(5)
St. Thomas Aquinas College (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 71%
Rhetoric and Communication Studies
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