A Peer Reviewed Blog
We’re starting a new, ongoing feature here at Culture on the Edge, in which we plant the seed by picking what we think to be a ripe e.g. and then soliciting and responding to your analysis in the comments section.
So it’s your turn to join us on the edge.
Watch for “Your Turn” posts coming soon…
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Steven Ramey published “Responding to the Wendy Doniger Controversy: The Problems and Possibilities in the Academic Study of Religion“, a follow-up to his posts (here and here) addressing the responses to Wendy Doniger’s book The Hindus, in the April 2014 edition of the Bulletin for the Study of Religion.
“New Books on the Edge” is an ongoing blog series, organized by our own Monica Miller, which engages forthcoming manuscripts by Edge collective members, providing a window into the impetus, theory, and methods of their work.
In these interviews, the authors also provide insight into the synergy between their own scholarship and the work that they do here at Culture on the Edge, in terms of theorizing identity and identification.
Read interviews with:
Leslie Dorrough Smith on Righteous Rhetoric (Oxford, 2014)
Russell T. McCutcheon on Entanglements (Equinox, 2014)
Stay tuned for more interviews!
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“Who Are You?” is an ongoing series that asks members of Culture on the Edge to reflect on one of their own many identities (whether national, gendered, racial, familial, professional, etc.), theorizing at the same time the self-identification that they each chose to discuss. Continue reading ““Who Are You?””
Day two of the Lehigh University workshop on code switching continues,
with members of Culture on the Edge participating.
Did you miss the live tweeting from yesterday’s code switching workshop
at Lehigh University, featuring four of Culture on the Edge‘s
members among the seven presenters?
Well, it’s not hard to find — @idendefying
And there’s a group discussion today from
10:00 am – 12:00 pm (U.S. eastern time),
which will be live tweeted too.
Live Tweets at @idendefying
