Religion

Papers
(The TQCC of Religion is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
Introduction: anthropology within and without the secular condition12
The deliverance of the administrative state: deep state conspiracism, charismatic demonology, and the post-truth politics of American Christian nationalism10
Aesthetics of authority: ‘Islam Nusantara’ and Islamic ‘radicalism’ in Indonesian film and social media9
‘Just leave it blank’ non-religious children and their negotiation of prayer in school8
A comparative analysis of three Sunni Muslim organizations on ‘moderate’ and ‘radical’ Islam in Egypt, Morocco and Indonesia8
The secular and the global: rethinking the anthropology of Christianity in the wake of 14926
Religious engineering: exploring projects of transformation from a relational perspective6
Religion and the COVID-19 pandemic: mediating presence and distance6
At home in the gurdwara? Religious space and the resonance with domesticity in a London suburb6
Religion and the ‘Secular shadow’: responses to covid-19 in Ethiopia6
Total devotion in the ancient world: emotions and narrative in radical religion6
The big friendly counter-space? Interreligious encounter within social media6
Does time stop in the world of Talmud Torah?5
Development as a form of religious engineering? Religion and secularity in development discourse5
Live-streaming the goddess in the times of COVID-19: a digital ethnography of diasporic Durga Puja festivals in pandemic Britain5
Religions and development: a paradigm shift or business as usual?5
Beyond ‘radical’ versus ‘moderate’? New perspectives on the politics of moderation in Muslim majority and Muslim minority settings4
Patriotic loyalty and interest representation among the Russian Islamic elite4
Some moods and modes of enchantment in the human sciences: on the troublesome dead4
Shared resonances: Cham Bani conceptions of divinities in contemporary Vietnam4
On two modalities of our secularity: anthropology’s immanent frames4
Divine order and secular social science in Alexis de Tocqueville's Democracy in America4
Interreligious contact and media: introduction4
Me, myself and the other. Interreligious and intrareligious relations in neo-conservative online forums3
Ritual exegesis among Mauritian Hindus3
Urban religion beyond the city: theory and practice of a specific constellation of religious geography-making3
Making sense of the study of spirituality: late modernity on trial3
Undisciplining the study of religion: critical posthumanities and more-than-human ways of knowing3
Bangabandhu as the eternal sovereign: on the construction of a civil religion3
The space between us: considering online media for interreligious dialogue3
Between religion and politics: the political deification of Mahishasur3
Training for total devotion: emotionality and narrativity in Deuteronomy3
Gods in the public sphere: political deification in South Asia3
Kyoto's Gion festival: a longue-durée history of patronage, piety, and play3
Emplotting total devotion: secrecy, fame, and imitation in late antique Lives of Christian ascetics2
Political deification of Lord Parshuram: tracing Brahminic masculinity in contemporary North India2
Norwegian Muslims denouncing terrorism: beyond ‘moderate’ versus ‘radical’?2
Countering ‘Islamic’ violent extremism? The implementation of programs to prevent radicalization by Muslim-led civil society organizations in Malindi, Kenya2
Do avatars weep? Ritual and sacred space at virtual burning man2
Harichand-Guruchand Thakur: the emerging icons of Dalit politics in West Bengal2
Christian Zionists And Jewish settlers: the challenging and maintenance of religious boundaries2
Vocation for travel. Catholic priestly training in Sri Lanka2
British Buddhism, secular mindfulness, and the politics of sustainability2
Feijoada as a concept of cultural/religious mixture2
Slaves of God/Christ: narrated total devotion in the apocryphalActs of Peter2
The gospel of prosperity and its concept of development: A Ghanaian Pentecostal-Charismatic experience2
Pagan revival, re-enchantment, and new forms of rituality in Hungary: the case of the Kurultaj festival2
Feeling out alternatives within secularity2
An investigation into para-scientific imageries and esoteric nationalism around the cult of the Holy Crown of Hungary2
Interreligious dialogue groups and the mass media2
‘Dear Hindu Friends’: official Diwali greetings as a medium for diplomatic dialogue2
Hindu festivals in small town India: patronage, play, piety1
Encounter, mixture, and syncretism from the perspective of the Afro-Brazilian religion Terecô1
Accommodating a mega-festival: the Āti Atti Varatar Vaipavam festival in Kanchipuram1
On the (un)doing of anthropology and secularity, and its relevance for religious studies1
Misa, Lefa, Puang: ritual, piety, and performance in opening the ocean season in a Southeast Asian marine hunting community1
Guestbooks in multifaith spaces as (inter-)religious media1
The remaking of a Tibetan mountain cult festival: the worship of landscape deities in the Rebgong Valley, Amdo1
Avenues of re-enchantment in Bulgarian mumming1
Emic concepts and etic paths1
The pillar saint seen as a totally devoted emperor: the in-group around Symeon Stylites the elder1
None of the Above: Nonreligious Identity in the US and Canada1
The costs of religious ‘cheap talk’: the semiotics of interpretant driven costly signaling within contested communicative environments1
‘Tears flowed from his eyes unceasingly’: weeping and total devotion in Egypt in late antiquity1
Veneration of Venus in Augustan love poetry as a metaphor of total devotion1
Zoompartation: Benny Hinn’s touch in Zoom healing1
Personal development and religion in the workplace in Slovakia: from life meaning to religious selves1
Moved to distraction: the ritual theatre of the Fire Festival in Southwest China1
Humanist marriage ceremonies in Poland: re-enchantment and four social constructions of the sacred1
Listening for/as presence: religious mediation of a Sufi ritual in the time of COVID-191
I-Thou-Nymph: a relational approach to ancient Greek religious devotion1
A technology of re-enchantment: reading, referencing, and redistributing Orthodox ‘spiritual literature’ in post-Yugoslav Serbia1
Whaling on stage: a comparison of contemporary Japanese whale festivals1
Becoming secular, yet remaining religious: the Gülen movement and the ‘engineering’ of the golden generation1
Peter L. Berger and the Sociology of Religion: 50 Years After the Sacred Canopy1
I’ll fly away: religious studies within and without the secular condition1
Musical negotiations of a ‘moderate’ versus a ‘radical’ Islam in Morocco: dissonance and the sonic among vocal performers of Islam-inspired music1
Learning to learn in candomblé: notes on paths, knowledge, and the ‘education of distraction’1
Festivals in Asia: patronage, play, and piety1
The Oxford History of Hinduism: Modern Hinduism1
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