John Fea

April 14, 2014

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Is Blogging Scholarship?

Updated 4/21: I’ve added the link to the video of the “Is Blogging Scholarship?” roundtable Yesterday, I participated in the “Is Blogging Scholarship?” roundtable at the Annual Conference of the Read more

Andrew Hartman

March 26, 2013

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The Disestablishment of American Religious History

The following guest post by Cara L. Burnidge is a response to Ray Haberski’s “Why Academia Found God” and John Fea’s “Biography and American Religious History.” This past weekend, Florida Read more

L.D. Burnett

August 10, 2012

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Keeping the Faiths

Today, the entire academy, and especially those of us who are part of the American historical profession, owe a profound debt of thanks to several of our colleagues for a Read more

Tim Lacy

February 23, 2012

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Tim’s Light Reading (2-23-2012): Beck-Inspired Flaming, Documentaries, Instrumental Universities, The Market-Democracy Relationship, and New Works of Interest

[Updated: 8:40 am] 1 (of 6). “The Culture Wars are Real”: Beck’s Minions Attack John Fea You may or may not know that Glenn Beck has a “news” website called Read more

Tim Lacy

August 11, 2011

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Lacy’s Open Thread: 8/11/2011 Edition

It’s been three weeks since trying this for the first time, so let’s give it another go. Here are a few conversation starters: 1. No one else has introduced her Read more

Where Credit Is Due: Citing Informal Scholarly Discourse

Is Blogging Scholarship?

The Disestablishment of American Religious History

Keeping the Faiths

Tim’s Light Reading (2-23-2012): Beck-Inspired Flaming, Documentaries, Instrumental Universities, The Market-Democracy Relationship, and New Works of Interest

Lacy’s Open Thread: 8/11/2011 Edition