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@JSReligionThe Journal of Southern Religion is a peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal devoted to the study of religion in the American South. #southernreligion
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Doug Weaver's (@DocDWeaver) reading of John E. White, Southern Baptist minister in early 20th c. Atlanta, situates the racial assumptions among Southern Baptists within attempts to bring the Social Gospel to the American South. jsreligion.org/vol23/weaver
Trae Welborn (@WelbornTiger) examines southern manhood and its roots in notions of piety as mastery. jsreligion.org/vol23/welborn
On June 1 of this year, Sam Hill died. JSR pays tribute to a giant in the field. With thanks to @Randall_Stps, @alisongreene, and @LukeHarlow, the memoriam tries to capture stature of the man who guided so many of to explore southern religious history jsreligion.org/vol23/hill/
We announce the release of Volume 23 (2021) today. We have published an In Memoriam for Sam Hill and two articles. jsreligion.org/vol23/current-…
Today we release Volume 22. One article and seventeen book reviews. jsreligion.org/vol22/current%…
We would like to announce that @alisongreene will step into the associate editor role beginning in 2020. She has served on the editorial board for years. We are grateful to have her insights in this new editorial position.
Check out our special issue on material and visual culture of religion in the American South with @mavcor_yale There are links between the two journals on every page. jsreligion.org/vol21/current-…
Glad to be part of this joint venture in publication @mavcor_yale
Thrilled to announce the publication of Material and Visual Cultures of Religion in the American South, a joint special issue with @JSReligion Contributions by Sam Stella @s_moxy @EmilyHWright1 Ed Blum, Louis Nelson, Bill Ferris, and Jason Young mavcor.yale.edu/mavcor-journal
Check out the new publications in Volume 20 of the @JSReligion, officially published just last Friday. We got 6 new book reviews and 2 peer-reviewed articles.
In terms of book reviews, there is something for everyone: contemporary serpent handling, Atlantic world space, interracial religion, sectionalism, and the black national anthem "Lift Every Voice and Sing." (Seriously, we've definitely reviewed a book you're interested in!)
In the process Slade elucidates how and why white, liberal Protestants thought they could become the South's great, liberal hope only to become the disappointing white moderates observed by MLK.
Peter Slade's article "A Misplaced Hope," investigates the prophetic aim of the Fellowship of Southern Churchmen in the context of white, civil rights-era Protestantism.
The historiography does not offer convincing narratives that tell us why laypeople became such staunch supporters of the Republican Party and loyal members of the Religious Right. This article corrects that.
Laurence Connell's "Towards a Congregational Explanation for the Christian Right" provides an important narrative of the rise of the Religious Right from the vantage point of a congregation.
Book review process is important and here is why. Book publication, well-written review, purchased book within one year. Thanks, @heathwcarter for the quick turnaround for @JSReligion
Six new book reviews in this release. jsreligion.org/vol20/august28
We have published the latest release of Volume 20 jsreligion.org/vol20/current%… Two articles and six new book reviews.
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