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Posted on 20 March, 20141 November, 2019

Adventures in Time Traveling

Routledge's article about Read the blurb and then tell me if you think critiques of intentionality, subjectivity, the place of the category belief in scholarship, and the idea of the author are all just tilting at windmills. For, apparently, this blurber, and the publisher who used his blurb, agree that Stein can time travel and read minds.

Perhaps he also knows which card I’m holding?

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Posted on 2 December, 201313 January, 2017

Religion in Hip Hop is Now in Paperback

religion and hip hopMonica Miller‘s book Religion in Hip Hop has just been released in paperback. If you don’t already have copy, now’s the time to get one because Routledge is offering a promotional deal: Religion and Hip Hop Flyer.

Take a look at this video to learn a little more about this book and Monica’s work.

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