Στο τρέχον τεύχος του Implicit Religion / In the current issue of Implicit Religion

Implicit Religion 22/3-4 (2020)

• Timothy Fitzgerald, "The Ideology of Religious Studies Then and Now: The Author’s View," 268-290
• Teemu Taira, "The Historicization of “Religion” and The Devastation of Study of Religion Departments: Siamese Twins or Contingent Acquaintances?" 291-308
• Naomi Goldenberg, "Timothy Fitzgerald and the Revival of Religious Studies," 309-318 
• Suzanne Owen, "The End of Religious Studies (as we knew it)," 319-330 
• James L. Cox, "Religion as the Transmission of An Authoritative Tradition: The Significance of Timothy Fitzgerald’s Critique of Religious Studies for a Socially Embedded Definition of Religion," 331-348
• Russell T. McCutcheon, "Critical Thinking Begins at Home: On Making a Shift in the Study of Religion," 349-372