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Scholarship March 29, 2017

Distinctive, Not Disposable: Religious Studies in American Public Higher Education in the Twenty-first Century

The Wabash Center

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Author
Robinson, Joanne, (Guest Editor), Posman, Ellen, and Locklin, Reid B., (Editors)
Publisher
Spotlight on Teaching, May
Web Resource
http://rsnonline.org/index51c0.html?option=com_content&view=article&id=306&Itemid=269
Table of Contents
ch. 1 Distinctive, Not Disposable: Religious Studies in American Public Higher Education in the Twenty-first Century (Joanne Robinson, Guest Editor)
ch. 2 From Traditions to Topics to Themes, within an Era of Technological Change (Joel Gereboff)
ch. 3 Religious Studies in the Context of Liberal Education (Brian C. Wilson)
ch. 4 Teaching Religion, Teaching Disruption: Inculcating Independent Critical Thinking through the Study of Religion (Stephen C. Finley)
ch. 5 The Examined Life: Religious Studies and the Cultivation of Self-Reflection (Laura Ammon)
ch. 6 The Lively Classroom: A Fusion of Gen Ed and Religious Studies (Celia Brewer Sinclair)
ch. 7 Hybrid Vigor in Religious Studies Courses (Lora Hobbs)
ch. 8 Religious Studies in American Public Higher Education in the Twenty-first Century: Suggested Resources
Journal Issue. Full text is available online.