...theological and spiritual sensibilities, Almond casts further doubt on the once-canonical narrative of the Enlightenment as a period of secularization spurred on by declining faith and atheism. Nevertheless, much like...
...1960s and turned into an award-winning album, Songs of the Humpback Whale, by bio-acoustician Roger Payne. This “aural event” sparked legislation on global bans on commercial whaling and ongoing human...
...building, the national palace, Catholic churches, the headquarters of the tax agency, the national defense and polices offices, and the four cardinal points of the city. On New Year’s Day...
...the transcendent God manifests himself in and through the natural, material world.” According to Gregory, the Calvinist denial of real Eucharistic presence “is a logical corollary of metaphysical univocity,” and...
...as well as ship-owners, dhow captains, commercial brokers and policemen have seamlessly crossed the lines between coastal languages, castes, classes and ethnicities. Mumbai is where this coastal world meets the...
...opposition) establish a public presence through advertising—visual, audio, or televisual—but also through architecture, legal or ritual regulation, or by gathering people together in ceremonies, parades, or demonstrations. Much of the...
