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Charles Gelman

Charles Gelman is a contributing editor of The Immanent Frame and an associate editor of Frequencies. A former program assistant at the Social Science Research Council, he is currently a doctoral student in comparative literature at New York University. He earned his B.A. from the Gallatin School, NYU, in 2009.

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Religion and the emerging transnational Arab public

Charles Gelman·

February 25, 2011

In the SSRC's Transformations of the Public Sphere essay forum, Seyla Benhabib considers the recent and ongoing uprisings in the…

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Panel discussion on Iran’s Green Movement and the upheaval in the Middle East

Charles Gelman·

February 22, 2011

This Friday, February 25, at 6:00 PM, there will be a panel discussion of the resurgence of the Iranian Green…

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Teaching and blogging A Secular Age

Charles Gelman·

February 11, 2011

James K.A. Smith, Professor of Philosophy at Calvin College, is currently teaching an undergraduate seminar on Charles Taylor's A Secular…

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“Does Egypt Need a Pharaoh?”

Charles Gelman·

February 10, 2011

Political scientists Alfred Stepan and Juan Linz argue, in an article for Project Syndicate, that a democratic transition following the…

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Fear for the uprising

Charles Gelman·

February 8, 2011

SSRC-IDRF fellow Omar Cheta assesses the situation in Egypt.

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Religion, elections, and civil society in Egypt

Charles Gelman·

January 31, 2011

Amid the ongoing upheaval in Egypt, Clifford Bob discusses the U.S. Government perspective on Egypt's future and the possibly---or, rather,…

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Secularism despite itself

Charles Gelman·

January 25, 2011

Kile Jones, a Ph.D. student at the Claremont School of Theology, has a review of William Connolly's Why I Am…

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God, money, and power

Charles Gelman·

January 19, 2011

At Killing the Buddha, John D. Fitzgerald describes the inside of a little-known conservative Christian college in the heart of…

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Conference: “Secularism in the Late Modern Age”

Charles Gelman·

January 11, 2011

On January 28-29, the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture at the University of Virginia will host a conference on…

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Words, war, and worldviews

Charles Gelman·

January 5, 2011

In the Journal of the American Academy of Religion, Mark Juergensmeyer, former president of the AAR, weaves together a brief…

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