If you support the idea of creating a new group on this topic, please add your name to this list no later than Thursday November 29th, 2012 so we can include your support in our proposal. Please include your title and institutional affiliation in the comments box.
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November 27, 2012
I am currently finalizing the formal proposal for the AAR board to review. Send a direct email to your department colleagues today to ensure your institution is represented on this list.
November 27, 2012
The response to this proposal proves that scholars are ready to make interreligious studies a central pillar of the AAR. We have the momentum now so please tweet this link to your colleagues and email your department heads to build further pressure for our group.
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November 27, 2012
6 Comments
Crucial for current research. Too many fragmented conversations right now. Looking forward to this. Postdoc, Yale.
Yes please! My work is right at the intersection of pedagogy and interreligious study so this would be perfect. Asst. Professor, Fordham.
Count me in. Critical studies in this area are missing a home at the conference. Glad this is happening.
Long overdue. The way we approach interfaith in the academy is changing and the AAR needs to reflect that. Lecturer, University of Chicago.
About time! Very necessary addition to the program. Professor of Theology, Boston College.
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If you support the idea of creating a new group on this topic, please add your name to this list no later than Thursday November 29th, 2012 so we can include your support in our proposal. Please include your title and institutional affiliation in the comments box.
Updates
November 27, 2012
I am currently finalizing the formal proposal for the AAR board to review. Send a direct email to your department colleagues today to ensure your institution is represented on this list.
November 27, 2012
The response to this proposal proves that scholars are ready to make interreligious studies a central pillar of the AAR. We have the momentum now so please tweet this link to your colleagues and email your department heads to build further pressure for our group.
Reached 100 supporters
November 27, 2012
6 Comments
This is definitely needed. The overlap between these fields is huge and we really need a dedicated space to talk about it properly. PhD candidate, Emory University.
Crucial for current research. Too many fragmented conversations right now. Looking forward to this. Postdoc, Yale.
Yes please! My work is right at the intersection of pedagogy and interreligious study so this would be perfect. Asst. Professor, Fordham.
Count me in. Critical studies in this area are missing a home at the conference. Glad this is happening.
Long overdue. The way we approach interfaith in the academy is changing and the AAR needs to reflect that. Lecturer, University of Chicago.
About time! Very necessary addition to the program. Professor of Theology, Boston College.
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This is definitely needed. The overlap between these fields is huge and we really need a dedicated space to talk about it properly. PhD candidate, Emory University.