Lincoln Mullen's guest appearances

Lincoln Mullen

American Academy of Religion

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Karen Armstrong

Mara Benjamin

Robert Greene

Judith Butler

Trevor Getz

Sean Jacobs

Langston Hughes

Wendell Berry

Julián Castro

Serene Jones

Kate Bowler

Ari Joskowicz

Geraldine Heng

Martin E. Marty

Kelly Brown Douglas

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Lincoln Mullen, author of "The Chance of Salvation: A History of Conversion in America," joins Kristian Petersen in a conversation about the spectrum of religious identity in American history and how the phenomena of conversion is an opening which allows scholars to study a variety of religious groups—and their relationships to each other. Mullen is the winner of the 2018 Best First Book in the History of Religions.

Lincoln Mullen, author of "The Chance of Salvation: A History of Conversion in America," joins Kristian Petersen in a conversation about the spectrum of religious identity in American history and how the phenomena of conversion is an opening which allows scholars to study a variety of religious groups—and their relationships to each other. <br><br>Mullen is the winner of the 2018 Best First Book in the History of Religions.

Conversion in America: A conversation with Lincoln Mullen

Kellen Funk

In this episode of AHR Interview, we speak with Kellen Funk and Lincoln Mullen, the coauthors of an article that appears in the February 2018 issue of the AHR titled, “The Spine of American Law: Digital Text Analysis and U.S. Legal Practice.” Using archival research and extensive digital text analysis, the authors track the influence of the Field Code, an important New York code of civil procedure enacted in 1848, on the development of 19-century US state law. Kellen Funk has a degree from Yale Law School and is currently a PhD candidate in history at Princeton University. Lincoln Mullen is Assistant Professor of History at George Mason University and researches primarily American religious history but also works extensively on digital historical projects. They spoke with AHR associate editor Konstantin Dierks at this year’s AHA national conference in Washington, DC, about how they came to collaborate on this piece and how both the legal and the digital aspects of the topic speak to a historical audience.

AHR Authors Kellen Funk and Lincoln Mullen on Digital Text Analysis and US Legal Practice