Cults and NRMs: An RSP Remix, Part I
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20 May 2022
Tune in for Part I of our RSP Remix episodes on Cults and New Religious Movements!
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David G. Robertson
Eileen Barker
Stephen Gregg
Joseph Webster
Susan J. Palmer
Curanderismo Roundtable
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2 May 2022
What is curanderismo and where is it practiced? How does it connect to the borderlands? Is it a "folk" religion, and what exactly does that mean? Tune in with Andie Alexander, Israel L. Domínguez, Brett Hendrickson, and Jennifer Koshatka Seman for the RSP's first episode on curanderismo!
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Andie Alexander
Israel L. Domínguez
Jennifer Koshatka Seman
Brett Hendrickson
Semana Santa, Diversifying the Seder, Prayer in High School Football, and… Derry Girls? | Discourse! April 2022
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25 April 2022
In this month’s discourse, Sidney Castillo is joined by Chris Cotter and Sierra Lawson to discuss the contemporary localized manifestations of Easter and Passover celebrations, a current US Supreme Court Case relating to the First Amendment, and the entanglement of Catholicism and national identity in television’s “Derry Girls”.
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Christopher R. Cotter
Sidney Castillo
Sierra Lawson
Sunday in the Park with Theory
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18 April 2022
Jason Ānanda Josephson Storm and Dan Gorman discuss Storm's thoughts about the future of critical theory from his recent book Metamodernism.
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Jason Ā. Josephson Storm
Daniel Gorman, Jr.
Obeah and Experiments with Power
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11 April 2022
What happens when we reframing spiritual practices as an "experiment with power"? This week, J. Brent Crosson joins Ray Kim to discuss how we can challenge conventional understandings of religion and law in modern nation-states. Be sure to tune in!
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Ray Kim
J. Brent Crosson
