Jason Josephson-Storm

For decades, scholars have been calling into question the universality of disciplinary objects and categories. The coher... Read more

Jason Josephson-Storm received his M.T.S. from Harvard University and his Ph.D. in Religious Studies from Stanford Uni... Read more

I'm joined by Dr. Jason Josephson-Storm, chair of the Department of Religion at Williams College, to discuss his book, T... Read more

We tend to think of ourselves—our modern selves–as disenchanted. We have traded magic, myth, and spirits for science, re... Read more

We tend to think of ourselves—our modern selves–as disenchanted. We have traded magic, myth, and spirits for science, re... Read more

We tend to think of ourselves—our modern selves–as disenchanted. We have traded magic, myth, and spirits for science, re... Read more

We tend to think of ourselves—our modern selves–as disenchanted. We have traded magic, myth, and spirits for science, re... Read more

We tend to think of ourselves—our modern selves–as disenchanted. We have traded magic, myth, and spirits for science, re... Read more

We tend to think of ourselves—our modern selves–as disenchanted. We have traded magic, myth, and spirits for science, re... Read more

We tend to think of ourselves—our modern selves–as disenchanted. We have traded magic, myth, and spirits for science, re... Read more