Interior Disciplines and a Revitalized Phenomenology of Religion

A. Taves

DOI:10.1353/scs.2006.0048

Corpus ID: 145108767

Interior Disciplines and a Revitalized Phenomenology of Religion

@article{Taves2006InteriorDA,
  title={Interior Disciplines and a Revitalized Phenomenology of Religion},
  author={A. Taves},
  journal={Spiritus: A Journal of Christian Spirituality},
  year={2006},
  volume={6},
  pages={101 - 106}
}

A. Taves

Published 2006

Sociology

Spiritus: A Journal of Christian Spirituality

Spiritu 6 (2006): 101–106 © 2006 by The Johns Hopkins University Press n an essay slated for publication in a journal devoted to the study of spirituality, it seems particularly important to note that Robert Orsi does not pursue his work under that rubric. Orsi positions himself within religious studies and critiques what he views as religious studies’ historical emphasis on “good” or “true” religion. “It is the challenge of the discipline of religious studies not to stop at the border of human… CONTINUE READING

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