Tag: Religion

Our Mothers, Ourselves

Reckoning between the saintly and the monstrous

Mortality, Myth, and the UFO

UFOs may not exist—but in the age of Trump and COVID-19, they’ve taken on fresh relevance and power.

Archaeological Landscapes and 3D Technologies

Elaine A. Sullivan on the making of her new Stanford Digital Project Constructing the Sacred

What Remains of Francisco Franco

When the personal becomes necropolitical.

Bedeviled by Neoliberalism

Adam Kotsko on why we are less free than we think we are.

A Key To Our Memories

An episode from Karnig Panian’s time in a “Turkified” Antoura orphanage.

Encountering Traditions

What we can learn from exploring the dynamics between belief systems. A Q&A with series editors Jonathan Tran, Nicholas, Adams, and Rumee Ahmed.

Looking for Religion in Foucault

For Foucault, religion is distinguished by how it inscribes language on bodies. By Mark Jordan

Is Being Religious “Intellectually Dishonest”?

How the dialogue between believers and nonbelievers is changing—for the better.
by Hans Joas