Fabricating Religion : : Fanfare for the Common e.g. / / Russell T. McCutcheon.
The revised essays collected here, four of which are published for the first time, continue a longstanding argument made by McCutcheon and others: that the study of religion would benefit from self-conscious scrutiny of its tools, the interests that may drive them, and the effects that might follow...
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Year of Publication: | 2018 |
Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Acknowledgements
- Contents
- Introduction: On Fabricating Religion
- 1. The Category “Religion” in Recent Publications: Twenty Years Later
- 2. “It’s (Not) Easy if You Try:” The Challenge to Imagine No Religion
- 3. A Question (Still) Worth Asking about The Religions of Man
- 4. “Man is the Measure of All Things:” On The Fabrication of Oriental Religions by European History of Religions
- 5. Identifying the Meaning and End of Scholarship: What’s at Stake in Muslim Identities
- 6. Of Concepts and Entities: Varieties of Critical Scholarship
- 7. Historicizing the Elephant in the Room
- 8. The Magic of the Melancholy: Shifting Gears in the Study of Religion
- 9. Fanfare for the Common e.g.: On the Strategic Use of the Mundane
- Author Index
- Subject Index