If there’s one thing scholars of religion can agree on, it’s this: There is no consensus about what constitutes the…
Introduction: Experiments in collaborative thought
Bruno Latour
Talking to spirits and other anthropotechnical things
John Tresch: I’ve got a lot from your ethnographic work—I’m always recommending Of Two Minds!—but was pleasantly surprised to stumble…
Irreverently reverent
Sarah Hammerschlag: I read two of your essays, “An (Un)Natural History: Tracing the Rhinoceros Horn in Egypt” and “Occult Epidemics,”…
Science and religion across Senegal and Japan
Robyn d’Avignon: Levi, the prompt for our conversation suggests that dialogue between science and technology studies (STS) and religious studies has…
Making heads and making gods in the factory of religion
These conversations were stimulating and inspiring. What follows is a deliberately undisciplined series of thoughts (see Henry Cowles and Caleb…
Conducts of revolt: Refusing a Napoleonic politics of religion
One of the interesting things about religious nationalisms is their interchangeablity. I remember reading Peter van der Veer’s book, Religious…