2021
The Emotional Heschel, Maria Junttila Carson
Columbus [as A] Circle and Skä•noñh As an Ellipsis: A Case Study on Shifting the Interpretive Center in Syracuse, New York, Grace Fritzke
Columbus [as A] Circle And Skä•noñh As An Ellipsis: A Case Study On Shifting The Interpretive Center In Syracuse, New York, Grace Fritzke
Transphobia in Black Churches, Blake A. Garland-Tirado
Sacred Sites, Ceremony, and Belonging in Ohlone Territory: A Case Study of Indigenous Survival, Abel R. Gomez
Boundation & Bindās: Ambedkarite Youth in a Global Buddhist Movement, Mallory Jacklin Hennigar
Boundation & Bindās: Ambedkarite Youth In A Global Buddhist Movement, Mallory Jacklin Hennigar
Sharing Hearts: Buddhist Charity and Urbanization in Vietnam, Sara Ann Swenson
Sample Syllabus using Understanding the Bible by Watts, James Watts
Text Are Not Rituals and Rituals Are Not Texts, With an Example from Leviticus 12, James Watts
The Historical Role of Leviticus 25 in Naturalizing Anti-Black Racism, James Watts
Iconic Books, Design, and Gender, Duygu Yeni Cenebasi
2020
A “Wokeness” that Never Was: The Affective Economy of White Innocence and the Possibilities of Shame, Hannah Murray
Counterculture Dystopia: A Comparative Study of the Rajneesh-Osho Movement and the Counterculture, Junjie Ren
Biblical Rhetoric of Separatism and Universalism and Its Intolerant Consequences, James Watts
Mobilizing the Social Power of Iconic and Performative Texts for Justice and Reform, James Watts
2019
WITHIN THE HEART OF EVERY HUMAN BEING: SARAH FARMER, HER LIFE, HER WORK, AND HER SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL TRUTH, Seren Gates Amador
Sigmund Freud's Dreams of Jewishness, Emma Brodeur
“LITTLE MESSIAH: RELATIONAL RELIGION IN HÉLÈNE CIXOUS’S MESSIE”, Rachel Katherine Carpenter
Desiring Devastated Landscapes: Love After Ecological Collapse, Courtney Eleanor O'Dell-Chaib
Ritualizing the Size of Books, James Watts
Sensation and Metaphor in Ritual Performance: The Example of Sacred Texts, James Watts
Unperformed Rituals in an Unread Book, James Watts
CATEGORY IS: RELIGIOUS “REALNESS” A Consideration of Disparate Subjectivity via “RuPauline Drag” and the House of LaBeija, Joss Rae Willsbrough
