Ecologies of Resonance in Christian Musicking^ Rexplores a diverse range of Christian
musical activity through the conceptual lens of resonance, a concept rooted in the physical …

Bridging the gap between cognition and culture, this handbook explores both social
scientific and humanities approaches to understanding the physical processes of religious …

In the field of liturgical theology, there is a common understanding that the prescriptive
theological claims of theologians do not often match the descriptive, lived reality of …

Zusammenfassung ‚Musik 'ist ein elementarer, wenngleich wenig erforschter, Bestandteil
religiöser Praxis. Daher wird in den aktuellen Stand der Religionsmusikologie als …

Traditional practices of congregational singing have often been brought into question within
the contemporary so-called 'Emerging Church'movement. Emerging Church groups, through …

When Jane Bowers and Judith Tick published their path-breaking Women Making Music in
1987, I was a graduate student at Duke University. 1 A co-edited anthology,“Bowers and …

This article surveys recent musical innovation at the intersection of Christianity and changing
ecological relationships. Drawing on a series of extended interviews carried out in late 2019 …

L'année 1992 marque le moment où la question des changements climatiques intègre
sérieusement l'agenda politique international. La Convention-cadre des Nations Unies sur …

This final chapter discusses the challenges of implementing the aesthetics of religion
approach in classrooms of higher education. The predominant focus on texts in the study of …

Resonance is at once a mobile phenomenon and a way of approaching mobilities research.
Physical resonance involves patterns of similarity and difference, and the ways in which …