2016 aar annual Meeting Preliminary Program As of July 18, 2016



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A22-100

Buddhism Section

Alison Melnick, Bates College, Presiding

Theme: Theoretical Approaches to the Study of Tibetan Protector Deities

Tuesday - 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Convention Center-302B (3rd Level)

Cameron Bailey, Oxford University



The Twelve Acts of Rudra: Buddha’s Mythic Inversion

Christopher Bell, Stetson University



Tsiu Marpos: How a Tibetan Protector Deity Possesses Multiple Identities

Natasha Mikles, University of Virginia



Ideological Narratives: A Rimé Challenge to Geluk Power through King Gesar in Hell


A22-101

History of Christianity Section

Daniel Ramirez, Claremont Graduate University, Presiding

Theme: Bodies with Power

Tuesday - 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Marriott Rivercenter-Conference Room 3 (3rd Level)

Kate Hanch, Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary



Sanctified by the Spirit: Theosis in Jarena Lee, Zilpha Elaw, and Sojourner Truth

Christine Libby, Indiana University



Precariously Marvelous: The Shifting Terrain of Female Piety in the 14th Century


A22-102

North American Religions Section

Eddie Grinwell, Northwestern University, Presiding

Theme: Religion, Indigeneity, and Settler Migration in the Borderlands

Tuesday - 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Convention Center-007C (River Level)
Brennan Keegan, Duke University

Wind River Wage Laborers: A Religious Economy of the 1890 Ghost Dance

Tammy Heise, University of Wyoming



Missionizing and Migrations in the 1890 Ghost Dance


A22-103

Religion and Politics Section

John D. Carlson, Arizona State University, Presiding

Theme: The Role of Religion in Refugee Settlement Work: Comparative Perspectives from the U.S. and Europe

Tuesday - 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Convention Center-209 (2nd Level - West)

Melissa Borja, City University of New York



Welcoming the (Religious) Stranger: Christian Refugee Resettlement and the Problem of Non-Christian Refugees

Angela Bernardo, Sapienza University of Rome



The MH-Humanitarian Corridors Project: The (Socio-)ecumenical Work of Christian Religious Communities in Settling Refugees in Italy

Lauren Horn Griffin, University of Oklahoma



Sanctuary Texas: An Online Interactive Game Addressing Immigration and the Refugee Crisis in the State of Texas


A22-104

Religion and the Social Sciences Section

Jeffrey Guhin, University of California, Los Angeles, Presiding

Theme: New Meanings of Equalitarianism Post Marriage Equality and in an U.S. Educational Meritocracy

Tuesday - 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Convention Center-221C (2nd Level - East)

Dusty Hoesly, University of California, Santa Barbara



The Universal Life Church, Same-Sex Weddings, and Religious-Secular Entanglements

Hannah Adams Ingram, University of Denver



The Myth of the Saving Power of Education


A22-105

Theology and Religious Reflection Section

John Seitz, Fordham University, Presiding

Theme: Gender and Islam: Unexpected Sites for Theorizing

Tuesday - 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Grand Hyatt-Crockett D (4th Level)

Sa'diyya Shaikh, University of Cape Town



Sa'diyya Shaikh, Sufism, and Gender: Towards a Hermeneutics of Generosity

Kathryn M. Kueny, Fordham University



Generating Life from Wind, Slime, and Heat: Reflections on a Feminist Hermeneutic in Medieval Muslim Adab Literature

Sarah Eltantawi, Evergreen State College



Gendering the Political Theology of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt


A22-106

African Religions Group and Lesbian-Feminist Issues and Religion Group

Mary Nyangweso, East Carolina University, Presiding

Theme: African Responses to Violence in the Realms of Gender and Sexuality: Action, Ethics, Popular Art, and Religion

Tuesday - 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Grand Hyatt-Bonham B (3rd Level)

Haley Feuerbacher, Southern Methodist University



"Our Hands Are Not in Our Pockets": Single Mothers and Social Activism in South Africa's Rural Women's Movement

Sarah Dreier, University of Washington



Where Worlds Collide: How African Churches Navigate Transnational Expectations, Government Relations, and Local Demands in Response to Global Gender and Sexuality Rights

Adriaan van Klinken, University of Leeds



Contestations over "Same Love": A Kenyan Gay Music Video as Expression of African Queer Artivism

Responding:

Sarojini Nadar, University of KwaZulu-Natal


A22-107

Afro-American Religious History Group

Tobin Shearer, University of Montana, Presiding

Theme: Alternative Histories of Afro-Protestantism: A Roundtable Discussion

Tuesday - 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Grand Hyatt-Bonham D (3rd Level)

Alexandria Griffin, Arizona State University



Rebecca Cox Jackson and the Creation of an Urban Shaker Discipline

Marcus Bruce, Bates College



The Man I Dreamed To Become: George Henry Jackson (1863-1943), the Congo Free State (1893-1895), and "Writing the Self"

Vaughn Booker, Dartmouth College



Royal Ancestry: Sacred Narratives of Ancient Africa in Early Twentieth Century Black Protestantism

Jonathan Langston Chism, University of Houston

In This World [the United States], But Not of It”? Examining the Relationship between Saints’ Religious, Racial, and Nationalistic Identities in the Early Twentieth Century United States

Elyse Ambrose, Drew University



"For God and for Freedom": Maria W. Stewart, Race, Gender, and Religious Subversions

Daniel Bare, Texas A&M University



Whitewashed Fundamentalism: Uncovering Black Participation in the Protestant Fundamentalist Movement, 1920-1940



A22-108

Black Theology Group

Kelly Brown Douglas, Goucher College, Presiding

Theme: Black Theology and Revolutionary Love

Tuesday - 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Convention Center-006B (River Level)

Donald Matthews, Boulder, CO



A Black Theology of Divine Violence

Jakub Urbaniak, St Augustine College of South Africa



Grooving with People's Rage: Public and Black Theology's Attempts at Revolutionising African Love

Elonda Clay, VU University, Amsterdam



WTH?!! H8U {People}!! With Anti-Black Trolling, E-Bile, and Racist Shitstorms, Is a Love Praxis Possible in Mediatized Worlds?

Marvin Wickware, Duke University



For the Love of (Black) Christ: Embracing James Cone’s Affective Critique of White Fragility

Responding:

Keri Day, Brite Divinity School


A22-109

Buddhist Critical––Constructive Reflection Group

Abraham Velez de Cea, Eastern Kentucky University, Presiding

Theme: If There Is No Self, Whence Racial Identity? Reflections on Racism within Buddhism

Tuesday - 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Convention Center-214D (2nd Level - West)

Elizabeth Harris, Liverpool Hope University



Buddhism, Aryan Discourse, and Racism: A Case Study from Sri Lanka

Adeana McNicholl, Stanford University



Does American Buddhism Have a Race Problem? White Normalcy and the Constructing of a Black Buddhist Identity

Responding:

Hsiao-Lan Hu, University of Detroit Mercy


A22-110

Ecclesiological Investigations Group

Mark Chapman, Ripon College, Cuddesdon, Presiding

Theme: The Church, Denominations, and Human Sexuality

Tuesday - 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Convention Center-301B (3rd Level)

Jessica Smith, Washington, DC



Beyond a Liberal Politics of Inclusion? The United Methodist Church and Human Sexuality

Elina Hellqvist, University of Helsinki



Communion of Churches that Disagrees: Lutheran Churches and Human Sexuality

Ross Kane, University of Virginia



The Politics of Sexuality: Global and Colonial Dynamics of Anglican Ecclesial Divisions

Karen Marie Leth-Nissen, University of Copenhagen



Saints, Sinners and Same-Sex Marriages: Ecclesiological Identity in the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Denmark and Church of England


A22-111

Arts, Literature, and Religion Section

Michaela Kruger, Graduate Theological Union, Presiding

Theme: Interpreting South Asian Arts: New Directions

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:00 AM

Convention Center-210A (2nd Level - West)

Karen Pechilis, Drew University



A New Theory of the Nataraja Image

Karen Ruffle, University of Toronto



Haptic Piety: The Aesthetics of Visual Presence in Absence in Qutb Shahi ʿAlams

Harshita Mruthinti Kamath, University of North Carolina



Constructing Artifice: Interrogating Brahmin Masculinity in the Kuchipudi Village

Amy-Ruth Holt, Westerville, OH



Dying for the Goddess: The Blood Art of Shihan Hussaini

Responding:

Ellen Gough, Emory University


A22-112

Ethics Section

Christophe D. Ringer, Chicago Theological Seminary, Presiding

Theme: The Ethics of Immigration and Globalization

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:00 AM

Grand Hyatt-Travis A (3rd Level)

Won Chul Shin, Emory University



The Virtues of Resilience: Virtue Ethics for Strangers in America

Sarah Stewart-Kroeker, University of Geneva



The Refugee Crisis and the Aesthetic Formation of Identity

I Sil Yoon, Graduate Theological Union



The Value of Habermas’ Discourse Ethics for an Inclusive Perspective toward Belonging and Protection of the Stateless’ Human Rights

Curtis Lanoue, Florida International University



Reconciling Capitalism to the Vision of Pope Francis


A22-113

Study of Judaism Section and Teaching Religion Section

Laura Leibman, Reed College, Presiding

Theme: Expanding Textual Traditions: New Pedagogical Approaches to the Study of Judaism

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:00 AM

Convention Center-225B (2nd Level - East)

Panelists:

Shayna Sheinfeld, Centre College

Alexandria Frisch, Ursinus College

Amy Weiss, City College of New York

Martin Shuster, Goucher College




A22-114

Confucian Traditions Group

Pauline Lee, Saint Louis University, Presiding

Theme: The Master Was Humble: Confucian Authority and Its Complexities

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:00 AM

Grand Hyatt-Bonham C (3rd Level)

Brian Loh, Boston University



Yielding Joy: Charismatic Authority in Classical Confucianism

Mathew Foust, Central Connecticut State University



Authoritarian or Authoritative? Confucius as Authoritative Inquirer in the Analects

Aaron Stalnaker, Indiana University



Dreaming of a Meritocracy

Catherine Hudak Klancer, Boston University



Flexible Yet Firm: Confucian Authority in an Era of Religious Pluralism

Business Meeting:

Yong Huang, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Pauline Lee, Saint Louis University




A22-115

Critical Theory and Discourses on Religion Group

Kent Brintnall, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, Presiding

Theme: Foucault and Revolutionary Love

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:00 AM

Convention Center-301A (3rd Level)

Niki Clements, Rice University



Ascetic Eros and Foucault

Daniel Schultz, University of Chicago



Elephants, Dreams, and Pre-Lapsarian Sex: Foucault and the Politics of Ethics

William Robert, Syracuse University



Michel Foucault's True Love

Ann M. Burlein, Hofstra University



The Passion of the Unlivable


A22-116

Religion and Popular Culture Group

Linda Ceriello, Rice University, Presiding

Theme: Singing the Sacred: Moral Communities of Popular Music

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:00 AM

Convention Center-006D (River Level)

Kathleen Riddell, University of Waterloo



Sacred Reverberations: The Religious Work of Dead Celebrity Fandom

Mariecke van den Berg, VU University, Amsterdam



Singing the Sacred and the Secular: Negotiating Religion and Modernity at the Eurovision Song Contest

Craig Prentiss, Rockhurst University

Blood-Stained Bible in that Hooker’s Hand”: Country Music, Protestant Christianity, and the Production of Whiteness

Brandon Dean, University of Iowa



"You'll Just Sing about Jesus and Drink Wine All Day": The God(s) of Randy Newman's Sail Away (1972)

Responding:

Theodore Trost, University of Alabama


A22-117

Comparative Studies in Religion Section

David McMahan, Franklin and Marshall College, Presiding

Theme: Transnational Religious Expression in America: Asia in Translation

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:30 AM

Convention Center-211 (2nd Level - West)

Panelists:

Lucas Carmichael, University of Chicago

Justin Stein, University of Toronto

Holly Gayley, University of Colorado

Amanda Lucia, University of California, Riverside

Responding:

Shreena Gandhi, Kalamazoo College




A22-118

Religion in South Asia Section and Religion and Ecology Group

Carla Bellamy, City University of New York, Presiding

Theme: Religion, Landscape, and Ecology in South Asia

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:30 AM

Convention Center-007A (River Level)

Dean Accardi, Connecticut College



Kashmir’s Religious Nature: Siting Shrines in the Sacred Landscape

Elaine Fisher, University of Wisconsin



Taming the Goddess, Clearing the Forest: Wilderness and Divine Power in Early Modern South India

Alexander McKinley, Duke University



Forest Miracles and the Miracle of Forests: Pilgrimage and Ecological Reasoning at Adam’s Peak in Sri Lanka

Drew Thomases, San Diego State University



Devote with Your Feet: Being Barefoot as Eco-Religious Practice on the Margins of Hindu and Hippie


A22-119

Study of Islam Section

Elliott Bazzano, Le Moyne College, Presiding

Theme: Questioning Categories

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:30 AM

Convention Center-207B (2nd Level - West)

Nora Jacobsen Ben Hammed, University of Chicago



Paths to Eternal Felicity: Sufism and Rationalism in Fakhr al-Dīn al-Rāzī

Amir Syed, University of Michigan



The Pen and the Unseen: Islamic Esoteric Sciences of Writing in the Library of al-Hajj ‘Umar Tal

Reyhan Erdogdu Basaran, Rice University



The Sectarian Inquiry: The Position of Alevi Islam within the Sunni-Shi`ite Split

Hannah Highfill, Stanford University



Martyrdom as a Site to Probe the Distinction between Religion and Politics

Siti Sarah Muwahidah, Emory University



For the Love of Ahl-Bayt: Transcending Sunni-Shī'i Sectarian Allegiance

Responding:

Frederick Colby, University of Oregon


A22-120

Women and Religion Section

Mugdha Yeolekar, Loyola Marymount University, Presiding

Theme: Gendering Religion, Reforming Interpretations: Women Constructing Leadership and Female Images

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:30 AM

Convention Center-301C (3rd Level)

Laura Jurgens, University of Calgary



What in the Womb?! Monstrous Births, Gender, and Moral Reform in Reformation and Post-Reformation Europe

Nanette Spina, University of Georgia



In Relationship with the Goddess: Women Interpreting Leadership Roles and Shaping Diasporic Identities

Ellen Posman, Baldwin Wallace University



Sanghamitta as a Role Model for Competing Groups of Female Buddhist Renunciants in Sri Lanka
Elina Vuola, University of Helsinki

Lived Orthodoxy in Contemporary Finland: Eastern Orthodox Women and the Virgin Mary

Elizabeth Hayes Alvarez, Temple University



Mary's Transformative Potential: Marian Varieties of Woman's Rights Activism in the 19th Century


A22-121

Comparative Approaches to Religion and Violence Group and Secularism and Secularity Group

Henrik Syse, Peace Research Institute Oslo, Oslo, Norway, Presiding

Theme: Sovereignty, Violence, and the Secular

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:30 AM

Grand Hyatt-Lone Star B (2nd Level)

Stacie Swain, University of Ottawa



Regulating and Reconciling Indigenous Sovereignty with(in) the Contemporary Canadian State

Colin Bossen, Harvard University



Marcus Garvey and Cultural Apocalypse

Flagg Miller, University of California, Davis



Terrorist Violence, Psychology, and the Secular History of an Algorithm: Re-Examining a Predictive Model for Assessing al-Qaeda’s Extremism

Greg Goalwin, University of California, Santa Barbara



The Persistence of Religion in Turkey's Secular Nationalism: A Social Identity Complexity Approach

Yonatan Brafman, Jewish Theological Seminary of America



Towards a Neo-Haredi Political Theory: Schlesinger, Breuer, and Leibowitz between Religion and Zionism


A22-122

Comparative Theology Group

Reid Locklin, University of Toronto, Presiding

Theme: Comparative Theology in the Classroom

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:30 AM

Marriott Rivercenter-Conference Room 1 (3rd Level)

Panelists:

Mara Brecht, St. Norbert College

Michelle Voss Roberts, Wake Forest University

Amir Hussain, Loyola Marymount University

Bede Bidlack, Saint Anselm College




A22-123

Open and Relational Theologies Group

Elaine Padilla, New York Theological Seminary, Presiding

Theme: A Wider View of Theodicy: The Place of Sufferers, Mourning, Love, and Lament in Theological and Philosophical Reasoning

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:30 AM

Convention Center-207A (2nd Level - West)

Richard Rice, Loma Linda University



Between Tragedy and Triumph: An Openness Theodicy

Jon Paul Sydnor, Emmanuel College, Boston



"All Is of Brahman": Hindu Nondualism for Christian Theodicy

William Walker, Claremont Graduate University



Freedom, Contingency and God's Suffering Love in the Theology of Hans Urs von Balthasar: The Analogy of Drama for Imagining the God-World Relationship

Shawn Fawson, Iliff School of Theology



Elegy and the Poetics of Grief : Sustaining Lamentation from a Process Perspective

Christopher Southgate, University of Exeter



From Theodicy to Doxology: A Theological Journey

Responding:

Paul S. Fiddes, University of Oxford


A22-124

Sacred Texts, Theory, and Theological Construction Group

Maia Kotrosits, Denison University, Presiding

Theme: Expanding the Archive: Elaborating the Work of Ann Cvetkovich

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:30 AM

Convention Center-214C (2nd Level - West)

Brock Perry, Drew University



"I Saw the Meat We Are": Queer Spirituality, Creativity, Critique

Joseph A. Marchal, Ball State University



Ephemeral Epistles, Ancient Assemblies: An Almost Absent Archive for People beside Paul

Alexis Waller, Harvard University



Lost Queer Things: The Secret Gospel of Mark’s Archive of Feelings

Eleanor Craig, Harvard University



Archival Despairs and Monstrous Utopias

Wendy Mallette, Yale University



Structural Sin and Sinful Selves: Trauma, Sexuality, and Selfhood

Responding:

Jennifer L. Koosed, Albright College

Ann Cvetkovich, University of Texas




P22-129

Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion

Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza, Harvard University, Presiding

Theme: Sacred Scriptures and Violence Against Wo/men

Tuesday - 9:00 AM-11:30 AM

Convention Center-007B (River Level)

Panelists:

Sarit Kattan Gribetz, Fordham University

Meera Baindur, Manipal Centre for Philosophy and Hermeneutics

Zilka Spahic Siljak, Stanford University

Fulata Moyo, Harvard University

Andrea C. White, Union Theological Seminary


A22-125

Christian Systematic Theology Section and Evangelical Studies Group

Junius Johnson, Baylor University, Presiding

Theme: Do Christians Worship the Same God as Those from Other Abrahamic Faiths?

Tuesday - 10:30 AM-12:00 PM

Grand Hyatt-Texas E (4th Level)

Panelists:

R. Kendall Soulen, Wesley Theological Seminary

Roger E. Olson, Baylor University

Paul D. Molnar, St. John's University


A22-126

Philosophy of Religion Section

Inese Radzins, Pacific School of Religion, Presiding

Theme: Can Hope Combat Marginalization?

Tuesday - 10:30 AM-12:00 PM

Convention Center-302A (3rd Level)

Linn Tonstad, Yale University



Queering Hope

Vincent Lloyd, Villanova University



Black Futures and Black Fathers

David Newheiser, Australian Catholic University



Camus and the Absurdity of Hope

Responding:

Mary-Jane Rubenstein, Wesleyan University



A22-127

Asian North American Religion, Culture, and Society Group and Psychology, Culture, and Religion Group

Kirsten Sonkyo Oh, Azusa Pacific University, Presiding

Theme: The Construction of Asian and Asian-American Sexuality: Psychological and Religious Perspectives on Issues of Gender, Sexuality, and Sexual Identity in Asian and Asian-American Contexts

Tuesday - 10:30 AM-12:00 PM

Convention Center-006B (River Level)

Angella Son, Drew University



Repeated Moral Injuries of Korean Comfort Girls-Women: Obliterated Dignity and Shamed Immoral Self

Eunil David Cho, Emory University



The Construction of Narrative Gender Identity in the Context of Asian America

Eunbee Ham, Emory University

Hyemin Na, Emory University

Orange Is Still Black or White? Asian Americans and the Racial Binary of Orange Is the New Black


A22-128

Buddhist Philosophy Group

Rafal Stepien, Hampshire College, Presiding

Theme: Narrative and Philosophy in Buddhism

Tuesday - 10:30 AM-12:00 PM

Convention Center-304C (3rd Level)

Francisca Cho, Georgetown University



The Non-Linear Turn in Buddhist Philosophy and Narrative

C. W. Huntington Jr., Hartwick College



The Autobiographical No-Self

Sonam Kachru, University of Virginia



A Life Dreamed, the Traumatized Titan, and the Forest Decimated in Anger: Of the Stories Philosophers Tell, and Why
Sara L. McClintock, Emory University

The Inescapability of Narrative in Buddhist Philosophy

Responding:

Malcolm David Eckel, Boston University


A22-129

Indigenous Religious Traditions Group and Religion, Holocaust, and Genocide Group

Gabriel Estrada, California State University, Presiding

Theme: Colonialism and Genocide of Native and Indigenous Peoples

Tuesday - 10:30 AM-12:00 PM

Grand Hyatt-Bonham B (3rd Level)

Suzanne Owen, Leeds Trinity University, University of Chester and Joanne Mercer, Diocese of Central Newfoundland



Unreconciled: The Beothuk and Anglicans in Newfoundland

Maria Carson, Syracuse University



Trauma and Landscapes in The Revenant and The Earth is the Lord's

Mark Godin, University of Chester



Tethering Each to the Other: The Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Aboriginal Spiritual Practices, and the Presbyterian Church in Canada

Responding:

Jace Weaver, University of Georgia


A22-130

Books under Discussion



Practical Theology Group

Mary McClintock Fulkerson, Duke University, Presiding

Theme: Christian Practical Wisdom: A Book Panel

Tuesday - 10:30 AM-12:00 PM

Convention Center-214A (2nd Level - West)

Panelists:

Willie J. Jennings, Yale University

Eric D. Barreto, Princeton Theological Seminary

Ulla Schmidt, Aarhus University

Responding:

Christian A. B. Scharen, Auburn Theological Seminary


A22-131

Reformed Theology and History Group

Joshua Ralston, University of Edinburgh, Presiding

Theme: Catholicity and Reformed Traditions

Tuesday - 10:30 AM-12:00 PM

Convention Center-213B (2nd Level - West)

David Barbee, Winebrenner Theological Seminary



Early Modern Refomed Irenicism and the Quest for Catholicity

Russ Reeves, Providence Christian College



Holy German Catholic Church: John Williamson Nevin’s Pursuit of the Ideal Church in the Past and in Pennsylvania

Nathaniel Gray Sutanto, University of Edinburgh



Retrieval and Re-Interpretation: Herman Bavinck's Eclectic Catholicity and the Organic Motif in His Theological Epistemology


A22-132

Womanist Approaches to Religion and Society Group

Phillis Sheppard, Vanderbilt University, Presiding

Theme: Panel Discussion of Pamela Lightsey's Our Lives Matter: A Womanist Queer Theology (Pickwick Publications, 2015)

Tuesday - 10:30 AM-12:00 PM

Grand Hyatt-Lone Star A (2nd Level)

Panelists:

Thelathia Young, Bucknell University

Stephen G. Ray, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary

Linda E. Thomas, Lutheran School of Theology, Chicago

Roger A. Sneed, Furman University

Responding:

Pamela Lightsey, Boston University



 


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