Peter Lambertz, “Japanese divine light in Kinshasa: transcultural resonance and critique in the religiously multiple city”
André Chappatte, “When silence is “yeelen” (light): Exploring the corporeality of the mind in a nocturnal solo zikr practice (Odienné, Ivory Coast)”
Eyad Abuali, “Visualizing the soul: Diagrams and the subtle body of light (jism laṭīf) in Shams al-Dīn al-Daylamī’s The Mirror of Souls (Mirʿāt al-arwāḥ)”
Christian Lange, “Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind: Light and luminous being in Islamic theology”
Craig Koslofsky, “Offshoring the invisible world? American ghosts, witches, and demons in the early enlightenment”
Jeremy Stolow and Birgit Meyer, “Enlightening Religion: Light and Darkness in Religious knowledge and Knowledge about Religion”
In his contribution to the recently published open-access collection, Worlds Ending. Ending Worlds, Thomas Lynch has a chapter on "A Political Theology of the World That Ends" in which he writes: "Against critiques which link apocalypticism with a kind of hysteria or find it reducible to another form of imperialism, I argue for a form of apocalypticism which is opposed to the world as a universalist project." Check out the full chapter here:
doi.org/10.1515/9783110787009-003
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Check out the latest from our Academic Co-Director, James Crossley: "Remembering John Ball: Rethinking the Transformation from Old Worlds to New" www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/9783110787009-005/html
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We’re excited to share the Sociology of Religion Unit’s sessions for this year’s AAR annual meeting! Hope to see you!
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