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Nature and normativity: New inquiries into the natural world

Black Lives: Triangulations with the natural world

November 9, 2020

In Black Lives and Sacred Humanity Carol Wayne White accomplishes two important things with regard to querying normativity and the natural world. Black Lives resonates with the largest protest movement in US…

November 9, 2020

Nature and normativity: New inquiries into the natural world

A natural vision of justice amidst the pandemic

Jonathon Kahn·

November 9, 2020

Reading Carol Wayne White’s Black Lives and Sacred Humanity: Toward an African American Religious Naturalism during summer 2020 was an extraordinary experience. The work’s very title became manifest and embodied.

November 9, 2020

Nature and normativity: New inquiries into the natural world

Lisa H. Sideris·

November 9, 2020

The books selected for this forum traverse the fields of environmental studies, Islamic studies, and the philosophy of religion. They invite critical inquiry into the forms of nature entailed in contemporary debates…

November 9, 2020

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Editorial board updates

by The Editors

The Immanent Frame is pleased to announce a few changes to its editorial board, which was first constituted in March 2016 and continues to work alongside Editor Mona Oraby and Editorial Associate Olivia Whitener to bring content to the site. Continue reading for information on the three newly appointed members and a thank you for the former editorial board members whose terms have ended in 2020.

November 6, 2020

Pandemic, religion, and public life

The pandemic and new Muslim publics

Faizah Zakaria·

November 5, 2020

Where Singapore’s Malay-Muslim community has traditionally conceptualized notions of togetherness through the public commemoration of personal events, the hasty digitalization of these events is bringing “new Muslim publics” into community life in…

November 5, 2020

Experience between the secular and the divine

Experience between the secular and the divine: Conclusion

Sarah Shortall·

October 30, 2020

Why have religious philosophers and theologians been drawn to phenomenology in particular? The essays in this forum suggest several answers to this question.

October 30, 2020

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Black Lives: Triangulations with the natural world

A natural vision of justice amidst the pandemic

Nature and normativity: New inquiries into the natural world

Editorial board updates

The pandemic and new Muslim publics

Experience between the secular and the divine: Conclusion