Steven Engler, “Why be critical? Introducing a symposium on Capitalizing Religion”
The debate over the CRR Editorials continues…
Steven Engler, Review Symposium on Craig Martin’s Capitalizing Religion (2014)
Why be critical? Introducing a symposium on Capitalizing Religion
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/0048721X.2016.1192831
Harrison and Wright, “Facts vs. Values: Can Religious Studies Be More Critical?”
Joel Harrison and Lucas Scott Wright
discuss April 2016 CRR Editorial
“Critical Theory of Religion vs. Critical Religion”
in a podcast:
Stacie Swain, “What’s in a name, a name rearranged?”
Stacie Swain on CRR Editorials:
http://practicumreligionblog.blogspot.ca/2016/04/whats-in-name-name-rearranged-part-1.html
Goldstein, King, and Boyarin, “Critical Theory of Religion vs. Critical Religion”
Lambert Zuidervaart, “Critical Transformations: Macrostructure, Religion, and Critique”
Siebert, Ott, and Byrd, The critical theory of religion: From having to being
Due to Covid, the Critical Research on Religion conference has been postponed to June 2022.
www.washingtonpost.com/education/civics-social-studies-education-plan/2021/03/01/e245e34a-747f-11...
www.washingtonpost.com
There’s broad backing for a government-funded road map to address failures in teaching government and history.