2020
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
2018
THEORY AND PRACTICE: THE FORMATION AND LIMITATION OF FEMINIST SCHOLARSHIP IN THE STUDY OF RELIGION, Hayden Elizabeth Hains
"I do";"No you don't": Same-Sex Marriage and the Moral Arguments of American Christianities, Terry (Theresa) Hawley Reeder
Synaesthetic Shock: Gender, Politics and the Varieties of Islamic Experience in Moroccan Film by Moroccan Women Filmmakers, Rebecca Moody
Wrath at the Doorway: Anger and Retribution in Twentieth-Century American Haggadot, Mitchell Moreau
Religion in Contemplative Studies, Daniel J. Moseson
The Unstated Premise of the Prose Pentateuch: YHWH is King, James Watts
2017
A Home Away From Home: Empathy, Exchange, and Hindu Festivals on an American University Campus, Sujata Bajracharya
The Power of Pandi: Multiplicity, Ambiguity, and Intimacy at a South Indian Temple, Julie Ann Edelstein
REREADING MIRCEA ELIADE: SOME MYTHS AND TRUTHS ABOUT THE SACRED, THE HISTORICAL, AND THE WWII, Cong Fu
Scriptures' Indexical Touch, James Watts
The Desire for Utopia in the Critical Study of Religion, Holly A. White
2016
Visionary Architecture: Monastic Magic and Cognition in John of Morigny’s Liber florum, Nell Guenna-Beatrice Champoux
Brothers in Blood: the Significance of Land and Loss in the Creation of Jewish and Native American Ethnic and Religious identity, Michael Eron Chaness
