Exploring how religious and secular forces interact in the modern world.
Bibles are particularly charged objects, both in terms of the feelings they arouse and in their capacities to act and…
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The affective in-between is where we feel and thereby know that the Pakistani state is present in scenes of religious intimacy.
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Faith in God and in his plans provides room for narratives of hope and a different affective realm for refugees living in insecurity and fear. But even hope fades over the years.
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A paraphenomenology of darkness allows us to see the brutality of history, the violence not simply of statues, but of the fight over statues.
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Right-wing attention to Coptic conditions in Egypt has historically placed diaspora communities in a contradiction-laden position.
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This series addresses complex ways in which people become attached to particular understandings of the nation and the role of religion in either supporting or hindering that attachment.
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