Tim Jensen og Mikael Rothstein: Secular Theories on Religion – Current Perspectives

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Tim Jensen & Mikael Rothstein: Preface
Catherine Bell: Pragmatic Theory
Armin W. Geertz: Analytical Theorizing in the Secular Study of Religion
Marsha Hewitt: Reason without Consolation: Theological Misappropriations of the Discourse Theory of Jürgen Habermas and their Implications for the Study of Religion
Jeppe Sinding Jensen: On Universals in the Study of Religion
Morny Joy: Beyond Essence and Intuition: A Reconsideration of Understanding in Religious Studies
Kim Knott: Community and Locality in the Study of Religions
Gary Lease: Follow the Genes: Religion as a Survival Strategy
Bruce Lincoln: Reflections on ‘Theses on Method’
Burton L. Mack: A Radically Social Theory of Religion
Luther H. Martin: Secular Theory and the Academic Study of Religion
Tomoko Masuzawa: From Theology to World Religions: Ernst Troeltsch and the Making of Religionsgeschichte
Russell T. McCutcheon: Critics not Caretakers: The Scholar of Religion as Public Intellectual
Tim Murphy: Speaking Different Languages: Religion and the Study of Religion
William Paden: Religion, World, Plurality
Michael Pye: Westernism Unmasked
Kurt Rudolph: Some Reflections on Approaches and Methodologies in the Study of Religions
Randi R. Warne: Making the Gender-Critical Turn
Donald Wiebe: ‘Why the Academic Study of Religion?’ Motive and Method in The Study of Religion