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Bridging Subfields and Disciplines: John Corrigan on Studying Emotion and Religion
RSN is pleased to publish this interview between John Corrigan and Florida State University…
Read MoreHello Again
Welcome back to Religious Studies News. Today, the AAR launched a completely…
Read MoreIntroducing the AAR Contingent Faculty Task Force
I’ve only had contingent positions. I started adjuncting as a graduate student…
Read MoreWork and Life in the Balance
Riddle me this: when is balance unbalanced? Answer: when it is the…
Read MoreTeaching New and Alternative Religious Movements: Guest Editors’ Introduction
Topics falling within the category of “new religious movements” have become increasingly…
Read MoreIntegrating New Religions Scholarship into Religious Studies Courses
I have been researching and writing about new religious movements (NRMs) ever…
Read MoreTeaching New Religions at a Liberal Arts College
Introduction I am assistant professor of religious studies at the College of…
Read MoreUsing Memoirs to Learn about NRMs in the “Mini Review Essay”
Genesis of the Idea From my earliest days of teaching, I have…
Read MoreAccepting Ambiguity: A Conscious Style of Course Design and Comparison for Teaching New Religious Movements
For many undergraduates, engaging with the undefined and the ambiguous can be…
Read MoreEverything New is Old Again: New Religious Movements as American Minority Religions
This article situates the teaching of new religious movements (NRMs) within the…
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