Method Today : Redescribing Approaches to the Study of Religion

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Method Today : Redescribing Approaches to the Study of Religion

Stoddard, Brad (EDT)

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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 286 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781781795682
DDC分類 200.71

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Thirty or forty years ago, the phrase "method and theory" in Religious Studies scholarship referred to more social scientific approaches to the study of religion, as opposed to the more traditional theological hermeneutics common to the field. Today, however, it seems that everyone claims to do "theory and method," including those people who shun social scientific approaches the academic study of religion.

Method Today brings together the contributions of scholars from a recent North American Association for the Study of Religion conference to explore the question of what it means to do "theory and method" in an era where the phrase has no distinct meaning. Contributors specifically address the categories of description, interpretation, comparison, and explanation in Religious Studies scholarship.

Introduction: Method Today
Brad Stoddard

Part I
1. Comparison
Aaron W. Hughes, University of Rochester
2. He who Knows One Language, Knows None: On the Inevitabilities of Comparison and Translation
Lucas Carmichael, University of Colorado
3. Comparison and the Production of Knowledge A Response to Aaron Hughes' "Comparison"
Thomas J. Carrico, Jr., Florida State University
4. On Z-factors and Empires: Reflections on Aaron Hughes's Essay on Comparison
Andrew Durdin, University of Chicago
5. Complicating `Comparison': On Perspective, Rhetoric, and Recognition in the Study of Religion
Stacie Swain, University of Ottawa
6. Response
Aaron W. Hughes

Part II
7. Toward a Pushier Critical Analysis of "Religion" and Attendant Categories
Naomi Goldenberg, University of Ottawa
8. Preaching to the Choir? Religious Studies and Religionization
Ian Alexander Cutherberton, Queen's University, Ontario, Canada
9. Religion and Description
Daniel O. McClellan, University of Exeter
10. Title
Emily D. Crews, University of Chicago
11. In Pursuit of a Pushier Study of Those Words we Like to Put in Quotes
Neil George, York University, Canada
12. Response to the Responses to "Toward a Pushier Critical Analysis of `Religion' and Attendant Categories"
Naomi Goldenberg

Part III
13. Explanation and the Study of Religion
Egil Asprem and Ann Taves, University of California, Santa Barbara
14. "Constitution God-Gives Rights": Explaining Religion and Politics in the Malheur Occupation
Spencer Dew, Centenary College
15. Ontological v. Axiological Approaches to Religion
Joel Harrison, Northwestern University
16. Count Me In
Paul Kenny, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
17. Causal Explanations in the Study of Religion
Erin Roberts, University of South Carolina
18. To Our Critics
Egil Asprem and Ann Taves

Part IV
19. Interpretation and the Study of Religion
Kevin Schilbrack, Appalachian State University
20. Homo Interpretans
Jennifer Eyls, Tufts University
21. Combining and Constituting
Mark Q. Gardiner and Steven Engler, Mount Royal University, Canada
22. Subjectivity and Meaning
Joshua Lupo, Florida State University
23. A Reply to my Critics
Kevin Schilbrack

Afterword: Method: NAASR and Beyond?
Gregory D. Alles, McDaniel College