Ranked #1
Marty Forum: Wendell Berry
Marty Forum: Wendell Berry
November 24, 2013Baltimore, MarylandPanelists:Wendell Berry, Port Royal, KentuckyNorman Wirzba, Duke UniversityMichael K... Read more
30 Jun 2015
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1hr 31mins
Ranked #2
AAR 2019 - Career Services for Non-Academic Careers
AAR 2019 - Career Services for Non-Academic Careers
When humanities scholars talk about exploring and pursuing “alt-ac” and “post-ac” careers, two concerns often dominate t... Read more
13 Mar 2020
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1hr 56mins
Ranked #3
Judith Butler's Parting Ways (Columbia University Press, 2012)
Judith Butler's Parting Ways (Columbia University Press, 2012)
A panel discussion with Judith Butler about her book "Parting Ways: Jewishness and the Critique of Zionism" (Columbia Un... Read more
1 Jul 2015
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2hr 27mins
Ranked #4
2016 Plenary Address: Michelle Alexander with Kelly Brown Douglas
2016 Plenary Address: Michelle Alexander with Kelly Brown Douglas
Michelle Alexander is a highly acclaimed civil rights lawyer, advocate, and legal scholar. Alexander is a graduate of Va... Read more
3 Aug 2017
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1hr
Ranked #5
Populism through the Lens of Religion and Race
Populism through the Lens of Religion and Race
This discussion explores the impact of religion and race on American populism across the ideological spectrum. Papers ex... Read more
24 May 2018
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1hr 50mins
Ranked #6
"Goddess and God in the World": An Embodied Theological Conversation
"Goddess and God in the World": An Embodied Theological Conversation
Taking off from their new book, Goddess and God in the World: Conversations in Embodied Theology (Fortress, 2016), Carol... Read more
21 Sep 2017
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2hr 5mins
Ranked #7
AAR 2019 - Conversation with Kate Bowler & Laurie Patton on Becoming a Public Intellectual
AAR 2019 - Conversation with Kate Bowler & Laurie Patton on Becoming a Public Intellectual
After Kate Bowler’s 2013 book, Blessed: A History of the American Prosperity Gospel, became an unexpected public hit, sh... Read more
30 Apr 2020
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57mins
Ranked #8
Recolonizing the Academy Under a Trump Presidency
Recolonizing the Academy Under a Trump Presidency
This panel analyzes the intensified colonization of academic spaces—both intellectual and physical—under the current pre... Read more
19 Apr 2018
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1hr 32mins
Ranked #9
2019 AAR Presidential Address by Laurie Patton - “And Are We Not of Interest to Each Other?”
2019 AAR Presidential Address by Laurie Patton - “And Are We Not of Interest to Each Other?”
A Blueprint for the Public Study of Religion. In addition to its traditional goal of fostering excellence in the academi... Read more
23 Apr 2020
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1hr 2mins
Ranked #10
AAR 2019 - How to Get Published in Religious Studies Journals
AAR 2019 - How to Get Published in Religious Studies Journals
This panel brings together five editors of religious studies journals to discuss the nuts and bolts of journal editing, ... Read more
26 Mar 2020
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1hr 50mins
Ranked #11
Contingency Possibilities: Career Options within and beyond the Academy
Contingency Possibilities: Career Options within and beyond the Academy
This joint panel explores ways in which contingency may be constructive (and the ways contingent faculty work can be mad... Read more
7 Mar 2019
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2hr 18mins
Ranked #12
Conversion in America: A conversation with Lincoln Mullen
Conversion in America: A conversation with Lincoln Mullen
Lincoln Mullen, author of "The Chance of Salvation: A History of Conversion in America," joins Kristian Petersen in a co... Read more
18 Apr 2019
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21mins
Ranked #13
Black Liberation Theologies of Disability
Black Liberation Theologies of Disability
Building upon a 2015 conference on Black Liberation Theologies of Disability at Union Theological Seminary, organized by... Read more
8 Sep 2017
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2hr 15mins
Ranked #14
“Normativity” and the Academic Study of Religion: Theology v. Religious Studies
“Normativity” and the Academic Study of Religion: Theology v. Religious Studies
This conversation focuses on one of the most enduring and difficult issues facing the Academy: what is the relationship ... Read more
7 Jan 2016
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1hr
Ranked #15
The Study of Religion and Responses to Terrorism: Paris, Beirut, and Beyond
The Study of Religion and Responses to Terrorism: Paris, Beirut, and Beyond
This panel session was added to the 2015 AAR program only a week before the Annual Meeting in response to the November 1... Read more
21 Jan 2016
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2hr 11mins
Ranked #16
Faculty Members on Preparing Scholars of Religion for Non-academic Careers
Faculty Members on Preparing Scholars of Religion for Non-academic Careers
In recent years as the job market for tenure-track academic positions has tightened and the use of contingent faculty ha... Read more
14 Jun 2018
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1hr 23mins
Ranked #17
Reformation and Reformations
Reformation and Reformations
The Reformed Theology and History Group and the Martin Luther and the Global Lutheran Traditions Group host a joint pane... Read more
15 Mar 2018
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2hr 33mins
Ranked #18
Protecting the Vulnerable on Campus - Academic Labor, LGBTIQ Persons, and Grad Students
Protecting the Vulnerable on Campus - Academic Labor, LGBTIQ Persons, and Grad Students
For many of us who study or work in colleges and seminary campuses today it may be easy to ignore the vulnerable at our ... Read more
10 May 2018
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2hr 27mins
Ranked #19
AAR 2019 - The Art of Writing AAR Proposals
AAR 2019 - The Art of Writing AAR Proposals
Have you been struggling to get proposals accepted to the AAR Annual Meeting? Come to this session to get some tips and ... Read more
21 May 2020
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31mins
Ranked #20
Preparing Scholars for Nonacademic Careers: What's a Faculty Member to Do?
Preparing Scholars for Nonacademic Careers: What's a Faculty Member to Do?
A companion to our last episode, which focused on what students can do to prepare for nonacademic careers, this podcast ... Read more
21 Jun 2017
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1hr 14mins