| Issue | Title | |
| The Birth of the Academic Article | Appendix 3: Philosophical Transactions corpus | Abstract |
| David Banks | ||
| The Birth of the Academic Article | Author index | Abstract |
| David Banks | ||
| The Birth of the Academic Article | Subject index | Abstract |
| David Banks | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 1. What is Hermeneutics? | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 2: The Qur’an as Event | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 3: Tafsīr and Ta’wīl | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 12: Phenomenology | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 13: A Phenomenological Path in the Qur’ān | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 14: Conclusion - From Hermeneutics to Praxis | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | Bibliography | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | Acknowledgements | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | Index | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | Introduction | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 4: Symbolism | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 5: Being and Language | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 6: Literary Hermeneutics | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 7: Structure and Historicity | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 8: Scientific Hermeneutics | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 9: The Translation of the Qur’ān as Hermeneutical Exercise | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 10: Hermeneutics and Praxis | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | 11: Summary of Part I | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Philosophical Perspectives on Modern Qur'anic Exegesis | Objectives | Abstract |
| Massimo Campanini | ||
| Playful Texts and the Emergent Reader | List of figures | Abstract |
| Anne Plummer | ||
| Playful Texts and the Emergent Reader | Acknowledgements | Abstract |
| Anne Plummer | ||
| Playful Texts and the Emergent Reader | Introduction | Abstract |
| Anne Plummer | ||
| Playful Texts and the Emergent Reader | Make-believe play and the making of meaning | Abstract |
| Anne Plummer | ||
| Playful Texts and the Emergent Reader | Language play and nonsense | Abstract |
| Anne Plummer | ||
| Playful Texts and the Emergent Reader | Interacting with texts | Abstract |
| Anne Plummer | ||
| Playful Texts and the Emergent Reader | Playful texts | Abstract |
| Anne Plummer | ||
| Playful Texts and the Emergent Reader | Learning to look: reading playful texts with children | Abstract |
| Anne Plummer | ||
| Playful Texts and the Emergent Reader | Bibliography | Abstract |
| Anne Plummer | ||
| Playful Texts and the Emergent Reader | Index | Abstract |
| Anne Plummer | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 2. Digitality and Persuasive Technologies: Towards an SFL Model of New Social Actions and Practices in Digital Settings | Abstract |
| Sandra Petroni | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 3. Digital Citizenship: Social Actors in Blog Posts to Chilean Online News Portals | Abstract |
| Lesmer Montecino, Cristina Arancibia | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 4. Imagined Community and Affective Alignment in Steve Jobs Memorial Tributes on YouTube | Abstract |
| Anu Harju | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 5. Commenting, Interacting, Reposting: A Systemic-Functional Analysis of Online Newspaper Comments | Abstract |
| Mariavita Cambria | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 8. Moving Online to Teach Academic Writing in Science and Engineering: Theory and Practice | Abstract |
| Helen Drury | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 9. Cut and Paste: Recontextualizing Meaning-Material in a Digital Environment | Abstract |
| Daniel Fryer | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 10. Analysis of an Online University Lecture: Multimodal Perspectives | Abstract |
| Mersini Karagevrekis | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 7. The Construal of Terminal Illness in Online Medical Texts: Social Distance and Semantic Space | Abstract |
| Meriel Bloor | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 11. Transitivity in Language Event Reports in an Online Corpus of Science Journalism | Abstract |
| Blanca Garcia-Riaza | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 12. Is this the End of Hypertext?: Hotel Websites' Return to Lineality | Abstract |
| Martin Kaltenbacher | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 13. On Negotiating the Hurdles of Corpus-Assisted Appraisal Analysis in Verbal Art | Abstract |
| Donna R Miller | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 14. Diachronic Change from Washington to Obama: The Challenges and Constraints of Corpus-Assisted Meaning Analysis | Abstract |
| Paul Bayley, Cinzia Bevitori | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 15. The Role of Corpus Annotation in the SFL-CL Marriage: A Test Case on the EU Debt Crisis | Abstract |
| Sabrina Fusari | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 16. Grammatical Metaphor through the Lens of Software? Examining “Crisis” in a Corpus of Articles from The Financial Times | Abstract |
| Antonella Luporini | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 17. A Corpus Approach to Method of Development: Discourse Markers and Presuming Reference in 32 ICE-GB Text Types | Abstract |
| Michael Cummings | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 19. Annotating Cohesive Ellipsis in an English-German Corpus | Abstract |
| Katrin Menzel | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | Chapter 20: Linguistic Characteristics of Schizophrenia and Mania Computationally Revealed | Abstract |
| Ekaterina Shagalov, Jonathan Fine | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 6. “We’re hearing from Reuters that…”: The Role of Around-the-Clock News Media in the Increased Use of the Present Progressive with Mental Process Type Verbs | Abstract |
| Ben Clarke | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | 1. “There’s power in stories”: A Multimodal Corpus-Based and Functional Analysis of Fandom Blogs | Abstract |
| Maria Grazia Sindoni | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | List of Figures | Details |
| Sheena Gardner, Sian Alsop | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | List of Tables | Details |
| Sheena Gardner, Sian Alsop | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | Acknowledgments | Details |
| Sheena Gardner, Sian Alsop | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | Introduction | Abstract |
| Sheena Gardner, Sian Alsop | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | Subject Index | Abstract |
| Sheena Gardner, Sian Alsop | ||
| Systemic Functional Linguistics in the Digital Age | Author Index | Abstract |
| Sheena Gardner, Sian Alsop | ||
| Key Methods in Second Language Acquisition Research | 1. What are the Key Components in Second Language Research? | Abstract |
| Alessandro G. Benati | ||
| Key Methods in Second Language Acquisition Research | 2. What Are the Key Components of a Typical Research Paper? | Abstract |
| Alessandro G. Benati | ||
| Key Methods in Second Language Acquisition Research | 3. Action Research Framework | Abstract |
| Alessandro G. Benati | ||
| Key Methods in Second Language Acquisition Research | 4. Experimental Research Framework | Abstract |
| Alessandro G. Benati | ||
| Key Methods in Second Language Acquisition Research | 5. Classroom Observation Research Framework | Abstract |
| Alessandro G. Benati | ||
| Key Methods in Second Language Acquisition Research | 6. Case Study Research Framework | Abstract |
| Alessandro G. Benati | ||
| Key Methods in Second Language Acquisition Research | 7. Mixed Research Frameworks and Psycholinguistic Methods | Abstract |
| Alessandro G. Benati | ||
| Key Methods in Second Language Acquisition Research | 8. Research Components in a Nutshell | Abstract |
| Alessandro G. Benati | ||
| Key Methods in Second Language Acquisition Research | Acknowledgements | Abstract |
| Alessandro G. Benati | ||
| Key Methods in Second Language Acquisition Research | Preface | Abstract |
| Alessandro G. Benati | ||
| Key Methods in Second Language Acquisition Research | References | Abstract |
| Alessandro G. Benati | ||
| Key Methods in Second Language Acquisition Research | Index | Abstract |
| Alessandro G. Benati | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 1. What is archaeology? | Abstract |
| Aren Maeir | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 2. How does archaeology help us understand the past? | Abstract |
| Merilyn Copland | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 3. What do tells tell us? | Abstract |
| Merilyn Copland | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 4. Who pays for all this? | Abstract |
| Oded Borowski | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 5. Do archaeologists just dig, or is there a plan? | Abstract |
| Itzhaq Shai | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 6. How are sites chosen? | Abstract |
| Aren Maeir | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 8. Why not dig the whole site? | Abstract |
| Aren Maeir | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 9. What is a survey and why use it? | Abstract |
| Joe Uziel | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 10. Why leave balks around squares? | Abstract |
| Oded Borowski | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 11. What is a locus? | Abstract |
| Tim Frank | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 12. What is a phase and a stratum? | Abstract |
| Eric Welch | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 13. Are there rules for excavating or special techniques? | Abstract |
| Chris McKinney | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 14. How are measurements taken and why? | Abstract |
| Eric Welch | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 15. Why sift and how often? | Abstract |
| Joe Uziel | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 16. How do you know what things to record? | Abstract |
| Seung Ho Bang | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 17. What if an animal got there first? | Abstract |
| Elizabeth Arnold | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 18. What is an artifact? | Details |
| Edward Maher | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 19. How do you identify an artifact and how it was used? | Abstract |
| Tim Frank | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 20. What can pottery tell us? | Abstract |
| Nava Panitz-Cohen | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 22. What Is primary vs. secondary use? | Abstract |
| Erin Darby | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 23. How is pottery processed during/after the excavation? | Abstract |
| Nava Panitz-Cohen | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 24. How can 3D imaging help? | Abstract |
| Tim Frank | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 25. How do you spot mudbrick walls? | Abstract |
| Amihai Mazar | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 26. How do you identify dirt floors? | Abstract |
| Oded Borowski | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 28. How do you date things? | Abstract |
| Eric Welch | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 29. What is absolute or relative about dating? | Abstract |
| Jill Katz | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 30. Where's the science in all this? | Abstract |
| Shira Gur-Arieh | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 31. What is carbon dating? | Details |
| Michael Dee | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 32. Can Bayesian statistics help pinpoint dating? | Details |
| Michael Dee | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 33. What Is Dendrochronology? | Details |
| Brita Lorentzen | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 34. What happens to all the data? | Abstract |
| Piotr Bienkowski | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 35. What is Processual Archaeology? | Abstract |
| Sarah Costello | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 36. What is Post-Processual Archaeology? | Abstract |
| Sarah Costello | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 39. What is Household Archaeology? | Abstract |
| Cynthia Shafer-Elliott | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 42. What is Funerary Archaeology? | Abstract |
| Helen Dixon | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 40. What is Gender Archaeology? | Abstract |
| Cynthia Shafer-Elliott | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 37. What is EthnoArchaeology? | Abstract |
| Jennie Ebeling | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 38. What is Experimental Archaeology? | Abstract |
| Jennie Ebeling | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 44. How do you define ethnicity? | Abstract |
| Aaron Brody | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 43. How do you define cultic context? | Abstract |
| Jonathan Greer | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 41. How do you identify children in the archaeological record? | Abstract |
| Rona Lewis | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 45. What can we learn from the ancient environment? | Abstract |
| Elizabeth Arnold | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 46. What is Landscape Archaeology? | Abstract |
| Rafael Lewis | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 47. What is MicroArchaeology? | Abstract |
| Deirdre Fulton | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 48. What do we learn from animal bones? | Abstract |
| Jonathan Greer | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 49. Why study garbage? | Abstract |
| Deirdre Fulton | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 50. What is ArchaeoMetallurgy? | Abstract |
| Naama Yahalom-Mack | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 51. What is kept and what Is not, and why? | Abstract |
| Leann Pace | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 52. Who owns the artifacts found? | Abstract |
| Leann Pace | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 53. How do artifacts end up In museums? | Abstract |
| Helen Dixon | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 54. How much looting takes place during or after a dig? | Abstract |
| Laura Wright | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 55. How is archaeology used to support nationalism? | Abstract |
| Erin Darby | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 56. It is ethical to dig in contested areas? | Abstract |
| Laura Wright | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | Introduction | Abstract |
| Cynthia Shafer-Elliott | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 7. Who decides who can dig and where? | Abstract |
| Chris McKinney | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 27. How do you identify dirt roads? | Abstract |
| Rafael Lewis | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | 21. What do we Learn from Whole or Broken Pots? | Abstract |
| Jill Katz | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | Index | Abstract |
| Cynthia Shafer-Elliott | ||
| The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant | Contributor Biographies | Abstract |
| Cynthia Shafer-Elliott | ||
| A Test Book | sgsgas | Abstract |
| David Smith | ||
| Unveiling Sufism | The Many Faces of Contemporary Sufism in North America | Abstract |
| Meena Sharify-Funk, William Dickson | ||
| Unveiling Sufism | Warriors, Philosophers and Poets: Sufis in the Age of Colonialization | Abstract |
| Meena Sharify-Funk, William Dickson | ||
| Unveiling Sufism | Commanding Sultans to Wandering Dervishes: Sufism in the Late Medieval Era | Abstract |
| Meena Sharify-Funk, William Dickson | ||
| Unveiling Sufism | Synthesizers and Saints: Sufism in the Medieval Era | Abstract |
| Meena Sharify-Funk, William Dickson | ||
| Unveiling Sufism | A Reality without a Name: Early Sufis and the Formation of Tradition | Abstract |
| Meena Sharify-Funk, William Dickson | ||
| Unveiling Sufism | Sources of Sufism: Transmission of the Prophetic Word | Abstract |
| Meena Sharify-Funk, William Dickson | ||
| Unveiling Sufism | Conclusion | Abstract |
| Meena Sharify-Funk, William Dickson | ||
| Unveiling Sufism | List of Figures | Abstract |
| Meena Sharify-Funk, William Dickson | ||
| Unveiling Sufism | Preface and Acknowledgements | Abstract |
| Meena Sharify-Funk, William Dickson | ||
| Unveiling Sufism | Introduction | Abstract |
| Meena Sharify-Funk, William Dickson | ||
| Unveiling Sufism | Bibliography | Abstract |
| William Dickson | ||
| Unveiling Sufism | Index | Abstract |
| William Dickson | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | Introduction: Social Theory and Archaeology | Abstract |
| Ianir Milevski , Thomas Levy | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | Spacetime Mapping the Ancient Near East: Scalability and Seamlessness in Theory and Practice of Spatial Archaeology | Abstract |
| Michael Harrower | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | Gender and the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East: Femininities and Masculinities | Abstract |
| Joanna Mardas | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | Perspectives on Sex and Gender Questions through Burial Practices in Southern Central Asia during the Bronze Age | Abstract |
| Elise Luneau | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | Semiotics in Action: Neolithic Imagery on the Move | Abstract |
| Patrycja Filipowicz | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | Social Theories, Technical Identities, Cultural Boundaries: A Perspective on the “Colonial Situation” in Late Chalcolithic 3-5 Northern Mesopotamia | Abstract |
| Johnny Baldi | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | The Role of Communication in Late 3rd Millennium BC Mesopotamian Society Supported by Cross-disciplinary Interpretative Tools | Abstract |
| Alessandro Di Ludovico | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | New Social Perspectives on Intermediate Bronze Age Burial Practices at Jericho | Abstract |
| Aaron Greener | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | The Kingdom of Edom? A Critical Reappraisal of the Edomite State Model | Abstract |
| Juan Manuel Tebes | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | Biblical Archaeology, Processualism, Post-Processualism and Beyond | Abstract |
| Ianir Milevski , Bernardo Gandulla | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | List of Figures | Abstract |
| Ianir Milevski , Thomas Levy | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | List of Tables | Abstract |
| Ianir Milevski , Thomas Levy | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | Preface | Abstract |
| Ianir Milevski , Thomas Levy | ||
| Framing Archaeology in the Near East | Index | Abstract |
| Ianir Milevski , Thomas Levy | ||
| A Functional Grammar for Writers | Why Learning About Grammar is Learning about CHOICE | Abstract |
| Derek Irwin, Viktoria Jovanovic-Krstic | ||
| A Functional Grammar for Writers | Traditional Grammar: terms and concepts | Abstract |
| Derek Irwin, Viktoria Jovanovic-Krstic | ||
| A Functional Grammar for Writers | Creating Sentences | Abstract |
| Derek Irwin, Viktoria Jovanovic-Krstic | ||
| A Functional Grammar for Writers | A Functional Approach to Understanding Grammar | Abstract |
| Derek Irwin, Viktoria Jovanovic-Krstic | ||
| A Functional Grammar for Writers | Lexis and grammar: Appraisal resources in writing | Abstract |
| Derek Irwin, Viktoria Jovanovic-Krstic | ||
| A Functional Grammar for Writers | The world of experience: process types and grammatical metaphor | Abstract |
| Derek Irwin, Viktoria Jovanovic-Krstic | ||
| A Functional Grammar for Writers | Organizing the text: from sentence to paragraph to essay | Abstract |
| Derek Irwin, Viktoria Jovanovic-Krstic | ||
| A Functional Grammar for Writers | Of Rhetoric and Grammar, Register and Genre | Abstract |
| Derek Irwin, Viktoria Jovanovic-Krstic | ||
| A Functional Grammar for Writers | Prescriptive “rules” and academic writing | Abstract |
| Derek Irwin, Viktoria Jovanovic-Krstic | ||
| Semantics | 1.The nature of meaning | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | 2. Lexical semantics | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | 3. Sentential semantics | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | Preface | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | Acknowledgements | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | 4. Guiding assumptions | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | 5. Conceptual structures | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | 6. Cognitive mechanisms | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | 7. Categorization | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | 8. Configuration | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | 9. Conceptualization | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | Glossary | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | Further Reading | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | Answer Key | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Semantics | Index | Abstract |
| Zeki Hamawand | ||
| Medieval Visby and Gotland | Introduction | Abstract |
| Anders Andrén | ||
| Medieval Visby and Gotland | 1. An island in the Baltic Sea | Abstract |
| Anders Andrén | ||
| Medieval Visby and Gotland | 2. Parishes and churches | Abstract |
| Anders Andrén | ||
| Medieval Visby and Gotland | 3. Settlement and social order | Abstract |
| Anders Andrén | ||
| Medieval Visby and Gotland | 4. Rural economy | Abstract |
| Anders Andrén | ||
| Medieval Visby and Gotland | 5. Early Visby | Abstract |
| Anders Andrén | ||
| Medieval Visby and Gotland | 6. A north-European metropolis | Abstract |
| Anders Andrén | ||
| Medieval Visby and Gotland | 7. The civil war in 1288 | Abstract |
| Anders Andrén | ||
| Medieval Visby and Gotland | 8. The Danish conquest in 1361 | Abstract |
| Anders Andrén | ||
| Medieval Visby and Gotland | 9. The castle of Visborg | Abstract |
| Anders Andrén | ||
| Medieval Visby and Gotland | 10. A Danish province | Abstract |
| Anders Andrén | ||
| Medieval Visby and Gotland | Eplilogue | Abstract |
| Anders Andrén | ||
| The Sheep People | Towards an Archaeology Informed by Human-Animal Studies | Abstract |
| Kristin Armstrong Oma | ||
| The Sheep People | Understanding Animals: Perception, Sentience and Anthropomorphism | Abstract |
| Kristin Armstrong Oma | ||
| The Sheep People | Animal Agency | Abstract |
| Kristin Armstrong Oma | ||
| The Sheep People | Three-aisled Houses in Early Bronze Age Rogaland: Who were the Household Members? | Abstract |
| Kristin Armstrong Oma | ||
| The Sheep People | A Closer Look at Sheep, Sheepdogs and the Dynamics of Herding | Abstract |
| Kristin Armstrong Oma | ||
| The Sheep People | The Sheep People: Towards an Archaeology of Ontology | Abstract |
| Kristin Armstrong Oma | ||
| The Sheep People | List of Figures | Abstract |
| Kristin Armstrong Oma | ||
| The Sheep People | List of Tables | Abstract |
| Kristin Armstrong Oma | ||
| The Sheep People | Acknowledgements | Abstract |
| Kristin Armstrong Oma | ||
| The Sheep People | Appendix | Abstract |
| Kristin Armstrong Oma | ||
| The Sheep People | Bibliography | Abstract |
| Kristin Armstrong Oma | ||
| The Sheep People | Index | Abstract |
| Kristin Armstrong Oma | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | Foreword | Abstract |
| Peggy Morgan | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | 1. How to Study Religious Experience: Historical and Methodological Reflections on the Study of the Paranormal | Abstract |
| Fiona Bowie | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | 2. Ethnological and Neurophenomenological Approaches to Religious Experiences | Abstract |
| Michael Winkleman | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | 10. Is it Possible to Have a ‘Religious Experience’ in Cyberspace? | Abstract |
| Gary Bunt | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | 4. Cultural-Linguistic Constructivism and the Challenge of Near-Death and Out-of-Body Experiences | Abstract |
| Gregory Shushan | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | 3. Fieldwork and Embodied Knowledge: Researching the Experiences of Spirit Mediums in the Brazilian Vale do Amanhecer | Abstract |
| Emily Pierini | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | 6. Immediate Revelation or the Basest Idolatry? Theology and Religious Experience | Abstract |
| Robert Pope | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | 8. Text and Experience: Reflections on 'Seeing' in the Gospel of John | Abstract |
| Catrin Williams | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | 7. An Argument from Religious Experience: Origins and Revelations | Abstract |
| Tristan Nash | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | 9. Music as Spiritual Experience | Abstract |
| June Boyce-Tillman | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | 5. Provincializing Religious Experience; Methodological Challenges to the Study of Religious Experiences in Brazil | Abstract |
| Bettina Schmidt | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | Acknowledgements | Abstract |
| Bettina Schmidt | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | Introduction | Abstract |
| Bettina Schmidt | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | Bibliography | Abstract |
| Bettina Schmidt | ||
| The Study of Religious Experience | Index | Abstract |
| Bettina Schmidt | ||
| Textbook Violence | Significant or Insignificant Absence? Religion and Violence in RE Textbooks for Norwegian Teacher Education | Abstract |
| Bengt-Ove Andreassen | ||
| Textbook Violence | This is not a Religion! 'The Trechery of the Images' of Aum, Yasukuni and Al-Qaeda in Japanese Textbooks | Abstract |
| Satoko Fujiwara | ||
| Textbook Violence | Talking about Conflicts in Pursuit of the Common Good, or how to Handle Sensible Topics while Learning about Religions: The Approach of Ethics and Religious Culture Textbooks in Quebec | Abstract |
| Sivane Hirsch | ||
| Textbook Violence | Toward an Appreciation of Non-Normativity: A Quasi-Autobiography | Abstract |
| Aaron Hughes | ||
| Textbook Violence | Self-Contradictions and Projected Otherness: Images of Sikh Militancy in the Writings of Orientalist Scholars and Contemporary Textbook Authors | Abstract |
| James Lewis | ||
| Textbook Violence | Undermining Authority: The Representation of Buddhism and Discourse on Modernity in Religion Education Textbooks | Abstract |
| Kai Nyborg | ||
| Textbook Violence | Colonial Conflicts: Absence, Inclusion and Indigenization in Textbook Presentations of Indigenous Peoples | Abstract |
| Torjer Olsen | ||
| Textbook Violence | Reading Beyond the Lines: What Students Learn from their History Textbooks | Abstract |
| Michael Romanowski | ||
| Textbook Violence | Ignore the War: Concentrate on Peace: Textbook Analysis of Strategies in Post-conflict Societies: A Praxeological Approach | Abstract |
| Zrinka Stimac | ||
| Textbook Violence | Representations of Anti-Semitism and the Holocaust in RE Textbooks for Norwegian Upper Secondary School | Abstract |
| Suzanne Thobro | ||
| Textbook Violence | Aniconism and Images in Norwegian RE-textbooks: Representations and Historical Change | Abstract |
| Sissel Undheim | ||
| Textbook Violence | Introduction | Abstract |
| Bengt-Ove Andreassen, James Lewis | ||
| Textbook Violence | Index | Abstract |
| James Lewis, Bengt-Ove Andreassen, Suzanne Thobro | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | Foreword: On the Creation and Creator of RNT | Abstract |
| M.A.K. Halliday | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | Introduction | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | 1. The Origins of Relational Network Theory | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | 2. From Language Structure to Language Processing | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | 3. From Neurological Structures to Language Processing | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | 5. An RNT Approach to the Polish Genitive | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | 6. An RNT Approach to Spanish Pronominal Clitics and Verb Endings | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | 7. An RNT Approach to Participants in English Texts | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | 8. An RNT Approach to Speech Errors in English and Polish | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | 4. An RNT Approach to Russian Obstruent Onsets | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | Afterword | Details |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | An Interview with Sydney Lamb | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | Glossary of Terms | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | Indexes | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | References | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | List of Figures and Tables | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| An Introduction to Relational Network Theory | Acknowledgments | Abstract |
| Adolfo García | ||
| Mosaics | Preface | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | At Home with the Folks | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Berklee with Herb | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Return of the Native | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Down another Road | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Nil Desperandum - The Jazz Hustler | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | 'Author! Author!' | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Glad to be Gay | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | The Day of the Dead | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | The Eighties or 'Graham Collier - the Wilderness Years' | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Pte. James Collier Returns to Hong Kong | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Educating NYJO | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | 'Not for any Jazz Use' | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | The Last Suites | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Legacy | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | List of Figures | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Bibliography | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Mosaics Interviews and Correspondence | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Appendix 1: Graham Collier Discography | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Appendix 2: Compositions | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Appendix 3: Graham Collier BBC Radio Broadcasts | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Appendix 4: Royal Academy of Music Collier Alumni | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Mosaics | Index | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| From Jazz to the World, from the World to Jazz | Jazz as a music of migration, a 'world music' | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| From Jazz to the World, from the World to Jazz | Don Cherry. An example of world jazz | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| From Jazz to the World, from the World to Jazz | Astor Piazzolla | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| From Jazz to the World, from the World to Jazz | Brazilian artists Eliane Elias, Antonion Carlos Jobim, Gato Barbieri and Egerberto Gismonti | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| From Jazz to the World, from the World to Jazz | Greece, Mikis Theodorakis and Savina Yannatou. | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| From Jazz to the World, from the World to Jazz | South Africa | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| From Jazz to the World, from the World to Jazz | France, a musical melting pot | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| From Jazz to the World, from the World to Jazz | Britain | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| From Jazz to the World, from the World to Jazz | Italy | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| From Jazz to the World, from the World to Jazz | USA | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| From Jazz to the World, from the World to Jazz | World Music as both a 'brand' and a music of commitment. | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| From Jazz to the World, from the World to Jazz | Conclusion, whither jazz or jazz withers..... | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| From Jazz to the World, from the World to Jazz | Recording List | Abstract |
| Duncan Heining | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | 1. Echoes of Texts Past | Abstract |
| Ziony Zevit | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | 3. Method in Determining the Dependence of Biblical on Non-Biblical Texts | Abstract |
| David M. Carr | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | 12. Gauging Egyptian Influences on Biblical Literature | Abstract |
| Michael V. Fox | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | 9. The Book of Job and Mesopotamian Literature: How Many Degrees of Separation? | Abstract |
| Edward L. Greenstein | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | 11. To Refer or Not to Refer: That is the Question | Abstract |
| Peter Machinist | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | 4. Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation: Evidence in Hittite Texts and Some Biblical Implications | Abstract |
| Ada Taggar-Cohen | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | 10. Method in the Study of Textual Source Dependence: The Covenant Code | Abstract |
| David P. Wright | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | 5. Identifying Torah Sources in the Historical Psalms | Abstract |
| Marc Z. Brettler | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | 7. Literary Allusions and Assumptions about Textual Familiarity | Abstract |
| Joel S. Baden | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | 8. Isaiah 60–62 in Intertextual Perspective | Abstract |
| Marvin A. Sweeney | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | 6. Identifying Subtle Allusions: The Promise of Narrative Tracking | Abstract |
| Jeffery M. Leonard | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | 2. Identifying Literary Allusions: Theory, and the Criterion of Shared Language | Abstract |
| Joseph Kelly | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | 13. A Future for Back-referencing | Abstract |
| Ziony Zevit | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | Index of Modern Authors | Abstract |
| Ziony Zevit | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | Index of Subjects | Abstract |
| Ziony Zevit | ||
| Subtle Citation, Allusion, and Translation in the Hebrew Bible | Index of Biblical Passages | Abstract |
| Ziony Zevit | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Introduction | Abstract |
| Diana Edelman | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Memory and Political Thought in Late Persian/Early Hellenistic Yehud/Judah: Some Observations | Abstract |
| Ehud Ben Zvi | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Memories of Judah’s Past Leaders Utilized as Propaganda in Yehud | Abstract |
| James Bos | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Mystified Authority: Legitimating Leadership Through “Lost Books” | Abstract |
| Kåre Berge | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Israel’s King as Primus Inter Pares: The “Democratic” Re-conceptualization of Monarchy in Deut 17:14–20 | Abstract |
| Reinhard Müller | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | The Kingdom of God in Samuel | Abstract |
| Geoffrey Parsons Miller | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Reconsidering Davidic Kingship in Ezekiel | Abstract |
| Christophe Nihan | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Imagining the Memory of an Elder: Job 29–30 | Abstract |
| Terje Stordalen | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | At the Hands of Foreign Kings: Divine Endorsement of Foreign Rulers in the Hebrew Bible in the Memory of Persian and Hellenistic Yehud | Abstract |
| Thomas Bolin | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | At the Crossroads of Persian and Hellenistic Ideology: The Book of Esther as "Political Theology" | Abstract |
| Beate Ego | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Models of Local Political Leadership in the Nehemiah Memoir | Abstract |
| Anne Fitzpatrick | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | The Three Constitutions in Greek Political Thought | Abstract |
| Lynette Mitchell | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Monarchy, Oligarchy, and Democracy in the Constitutional Debate in Herodotus and in 1 Samuel 8 | Abstract |
| Wolfgang Oswald | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Remembering Samson in a Hellenized Jewish Context (Judges 13–16) | Abstract |
| Diana Edelman | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Judith Maccabee? On Leadership, Resistance, and the Great Deeds of Little People | Abstract |
| Anne-Mareike Schol-Wetter | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | List of contributors | Abstract |
| Diana Edelman, Ehud Ben Zvi | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Abbreviations | Abstract |
| Diana Edelman, Ehud Ben Zvi | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Index of Ancient Sources | Abstract |
| Diana Edelman, Ehud Ben Zvi | ||
| Leadership, Social Memory and Judean Discourse in the Fifth - Second Centuries BCE | Author Index | Abstract |
| Diana Edelman, Ehud Ben Zvi | ||
| Stag and Stone | Introduction: Of Stags on Stones | Abstract |
| Jay Johnston | ||
| Stag and Stone | Chapter 1. Matter: Cultivation and Co-Learning | Abstract |
| Jay Johnston | ||
| Stag and Stone | Chapter 2. Spheres of Debate: Discussing Ambiguous Objects | Abstract |
| Jay Johnston | ||
| Stag and Stone | Chapter 3. Antler Aesthetics: Alternate Epistemologies and Material Culture | Abstract |
| Jay Johnston | ||
| Stag and Stone | Chapter 4. Static Shamans: Agency and Iconography | Abstract |
| Jay Johnston | ||
| Stag and Stone | Chapter 5. Transpecies Narrative: Strange and Shifty Beasts | Abstract |
| Jay Johnston | ||
| Stag and Stone | Chapter 6. Speaking Stones: Runic Inscriptions and the Legacy of Religious Discourse on their Interpretation | Abstract |
| Jay Johnston | ||
| Stag and Stone | Chapter 7. Landscape Amulets: Materiality, Animality and Ecological Responsibility | Abstract |
| Jay Johnston | ||
| Stag and Stone | Inconclusive: Ethical Enchantment and Politics of Bewilderment | Abstract |
| Jay Johnston | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | The Context: Central Australia, T.G.H. Strehlow and His Detractors | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | Restoring the Chain of Memory: A Theory of Religion and Indigenous Religions | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | Eternity: Arrernte Myths of Creation | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | Personal Monototemism in a Polytotemic Community | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | Songs of Central Australia | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | ‘One Hour Before Sunset’: The Loss of Indigenous Religious Knowledge | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | Strehlow the ‘Insider’ as a Phenomenologist of Religion | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | T.G.H. Strehlow and the Repatriation of Knowledge | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | Preface | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | Knowledge, Tradition and Authority | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | List of Illustrations | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | Acknowledgements | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | Bibliography | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Restoring the Chain of Memory | Index | Abstract |
| James Cox | ||
| Contemporary Puritan Salafism | Introduction | Abstract |
| Susanne Olsson | ||
| Contemporary Puritan Salafism | Tradition and Authority | Abstract |
| Susanne Olsson | ||
| Contemporary Puritan Salafism | Salafi Islam | Abstract |
| Susanne Olsson | ||
| Contemporary Puritan Salafism | The Local Puritan Group | Abstract |
| Susanne Olsson | ||
| Contemporary Puritan Salafism | Jurisprudence and Sources | Abstract |
| Susanne Olsson | ||
| Contemporary Puritan Salafism | Da‘wah – The Call to Islam | Abstract |
| Susanne Olsson | ||
| Contemporary Puritan Salafism | Constructing In-Group and Out-Group | Abstract |
| Susanne Olsson | ||
| Contemporary Puritan Salafism | Epilogue | Abstract |
| Susanne Olsson | ||
| Contemporary Puritan Salafism | Acknowledgments | Abstract |
| Susanne Olsson | ||
| Contemporary Puritan Salafism | Note on Transliteration and Terminology | Abstract |
| Susanne Olsson | ||
| Contemporary Puritan Salafism | Glossary | Abstract |
| Susanne Olsson | ||
| Contemporary Puritan Salafism | Bibliography | Abstract |
| Susanne Olsson | ||
| Contemporary Puritan Salafism | Index | Abstract |
| Susanne Olsson | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | Preface | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | The Music Tree | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | West Africa: Joining In and Standing Out | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | Africa in America: Old Ways, New Means | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | Western Europe: The Familiar Stranger | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | The Middle East: Another Way of Thinking | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | Around the Mediterranean: Islamic Interactions | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | Latin America: A Tale of Five Continents | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | The Caribbean: Powerhouse of Popular Styles | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | American Popular Music and the World | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | South Asia: Another Tree in the Wood | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | East Asia: Ancient Traditions and Modern Inventions | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | Southeast Asia: Distant Connections, Local Sounds | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | Popular and Traditional Musics of Indigenous Peoples | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | Back to Africa: Global Language, Local Accent | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| The Making of the Musical World | Reflections: Unity and Diversity in the World’s Music | Abstract |
| Andrew Killick | ||
| An Iconography of Japanese Identity | Imagining communities | Abstract |
| Ken Tann | ||
| An Iconography of Japanese Identity | Theorizing cultural icons and collective identities | Abstract |
| Ken Tann | ||
| An Iconography of Japanese Identity | A multidimensional approach to identity discourse | Abstract |
| Ken Tann | ||
| An Iconography of Japanese Identity | People and things we celebrate | Abstract |
| Ken Tann | ||
| An Iconography of Japanese Identity | Our sense of community | Abstract |
| Ken Tann | ||
| An Iconography of Japanese Identity | Values we share | Abstract |
| Ken Tann | ||
| An Iconography of Japanese Identity | Things we do with identity | Abstract |
| Ken Tann | ||
| An Iconography of Japanese Identity | Identifying with icons | Abstract |
| Ken Tann | ||
| An Iconography of Japanese Identity | Identity, the floating signifier | Abstract |
| Ken Tann | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 1: Relational Religious Lives: Beyond Insider/Outsider Binaries in the Study of Religion | Abstract |
| Stephen Gregg, George Chryssides | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 3: The Death Pangs of the Insider/Outsider Dichotomy in the Study of Religion | Abstract |
| Ron Geaves | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 4: Research Ethics Beyond the Binaries of Right and Wrong | Abstract |
| Marie Dallam | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 5: Taking the Body Seriously, Taking Relationalities Seriously: An Embodied and Relational Approach to Ethnographic Research in the Study of (Lived) Religion | Abstract |
| Nina Hoel | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 7: "On the Edge of the Inside": A Contemplative Approach to the Study of Religion | Abstract |
| Lynne Scholefield | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 11: Close Encounters of a Guru Kind: Ethnographic Research as Encounters with the Cognitive Worlds of Others | Abstract |
| Stephen Jacobs | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 15: When it Gets Crowded under the Umbrella: An Examination of Scholarly Categorization of Buddhist Communities in the United States | Abstract |
| Claire Skriletz | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 8: Taking Sides: On the (Im)possibility of Participant-Observation | Abstract |
| Rebecca Moore | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 6: Negotiating Blurred Boundaries: Ethnographic and Methodological Considerations | Abstract |
| Fiona Bowie | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 10: Imported Insider/Outsider Boundaries: The Case of Contemporary Chinese Christianity Researchers | Abstract |
| Naomi Thurston | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 9: Who Researches? Who Changes? Christian Autoethnography and Muslim Pupil Identity in a Church of England Primary School | Abstract |
| Tom Wilson | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 14: Navigating Multiplicity in a Binary World: A Javanese Example of Complex Religious Identity | Abstract |
| Katherine Rand | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 13: Between Institutional Oppression and Spiritual Liberation: The Female Ordination Movement in the Catholic Church and its Utilization of Social Media | Abstract |
| Lyndel Spence | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 19: Moving Out: Disengagement and Ex-Membership in New Religious Movements | Abstract |
| George Chryssides | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 16: Being Catholic since Vatican II: Challenges and Opportunities in Secular Times | Abstract |
| Andrew Lynch | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 17: Reflexive and Holistic Switchers: Older Women/Newer Commitments | Abstract |
| Janet Eccles | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Chapter 12: Who is a Jew? New Approaches to an Old Question | Abstract |
| Dan Cohn-Sherbok | ||
| The Insider/Outsider Debate | Index | Abstract |
| George Chryssides, Stephen Gregg | ||
| Legacies of the Occult | Freud, the Unconscious and the 'Irreligious' Psychoanalysis of Religion | Abstract |
| Marsha Aileen Hewitt | ||
| Legacies of the Occult | Fluid Subjectivities, Extended Minds and Unseen Worlds: Mystical Psychologies of Frederic W.H. Myers and William James | Abstract |
| Marsha Aileen Hewitt | ||
| Legacies of the Occult | What is the 'this' that Changes Everything? | Abstract |
| Marsha Aileen Hewitt | ||
| Legacies of the Occult | Telepathic 'Presencing' in the Analytic Relationship | Abstract |
| Marsha Aileen Hewitt | ||
| Legacies of the Occult | Psychoanalytic Hierophanies: The Sacred in Transit | Abstract |
| Marsha Aileen Hewitt | ||
| Legacies of the Occult | Concluding Thoughts on the Psychoanalytic Psychology of Religion | Abstract |
| Marsha Aileen Hewitt | ||
| Legacies of the Occult | Preface | Abstract |
| Marsha Aileen Hewitt | ||
| Legacies of the Occult | Acknowledgements | Abstract |
| Marsha Aileen Hewitt | ||
| Legacies of the Occult | Notes | Abstract |
| Marsha Aileen Hewitt | ||
| Legacies of the Occult | References | Abstract |
| Marsha Aileen Hewitt | ||
| Legacies of the Occult | Index | Abstract |
| Marsha Aileen Hewitt | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | An Introduction to Vernacular Knowledge | Abstract |
| Ülo Valk | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 1. In Quest of Lost Heritage, Ethnic Identity, and Democracy: The Belarusian Case | Abstract |
| Anastasiya Astapova | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 2. Humour and Resistance in Russia’s Ecological Utopia: A Look at the Anastasia Movement | Abstract |
| Irina Sadovina | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 10. Practices of Niggunim: Contemporary Jewish Song in a Vernacular Religion Perspective | Abstract |
| Ruth Illman | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 3. Visual Media and the Reconfiguration of Divinity in Moldovan Radical Religion | Abstract |
| James Kapaló | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 11. Feminist Folk, Christian Folk and Black Madonnas | Abstract |
| Melanie Landman | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 4. Blessings beyond Time and Place: The Fluid Nature of Narrative Tradition in Contemporary Hinduism | Abstract |
| Martin Wood | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 13. The Upper Room: Domestic Space, Vernacular Religion, and the Observant University Catholic | Abstract |
| Leonard Primiano | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 5. Truth, Variation and the Legendry: The Case of Saint Madhavadeva’s Birth Place in Assam | Abstract |
| Ülo Valk | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 7. When a Cosmic Shift Fails: The Power of Vernacular Authority in a New Age Internet Forum | Abstract |
| Robert Howard | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 8. Making Sense: The Body as a Medium to Supernatural Reality | Abstract |
| Kristel Kivari | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 9. Seeking as a Late Modern Tradition: Three Vernacular Biographies | Abstract |
| Steven Sutcliffe | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 12. Negotiating Vernacular Authority, Legitimacy and Power: Creativity, Ambiguity and Materiality in Devotion to Gauchito Gil | Abstract |
| Marion Bowman | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 16. Ghosts in Belief, Practice and Metaphor | Abstract |
| Paul Cowdell | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 14. Dealing with the Dead: Vernacular Belief Negotiations Among the Khasi of North Eastern India | Abstract |
| Margaret Lyngdoh | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 15. An Immured Soul: Contested Ritual Traditions and Demonological Narratives in Contemporary Mongolia | Abstract |
| Alevtina Solovyova | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 6. Unearthing the Narratives of the Róngkups of Sikkim: From Vernacular Alternatives to Institutionalised Beliefs | Abstract |
| Reep Lepcha | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | 25 Years of Vernacular Religion Scholarship | Details |
| Marion Bowman | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | Acknowledgements | Details |
| Ülo Valk, Marion Bowman | ||
| Vernacular Knowledge | Index | Details |
| Ülo Valk, Marion Bowman | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | Paragraphs and Paragraphing: An Overview of the Issues | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | Paragraph Genesis | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | Teaching and Learning Paragraphing (I): The Late 19th Century | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | Teaching and Learning Paragraphing (II): The 1960s | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | The Paragraph Break and Other Discourse-Managing Tools | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | Cohesion and the Paragraph | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | The Psychological Effect of Paragraphs and Paragraph Organization on Readers | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | The Process of Writing Paragraphs | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | Editor's Preface | Abstract |
| Martha Pennington | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | Preface | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | Wrapping up the Paragraph | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | Dedication | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | References | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | Author Index | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Understanding the Paragraph and Paragraphing | Subject Index | Abstract |
| Iain McGee | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | Introduction | Abstract |
| Mehmet Yavaş, Margaret Kehoe, Walcir Cardoso | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | Factors Affecting L2 Learning across the Lifespan: Spanish Learners of English | Abstract |
| Wendy Baker-Smemoe | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | Production and Perception of Danish Front Rounded /y/: A Comparison of Ultimate Attainment in Native Spanish and Native English Speakers | Abstract |
| Ocke-Schwen Bohn, Camila Garibaldi | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | Interactions between Native and Non-Native Vowels in French-Danish Contact: Production Training Study | Abstract |
| Natalia Kartushina | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | Vowel Reduction in German-Spanish Bilinguals | Abstract |
| Margaret Kehoe, Conxita Lleó | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | Production in English Laterals by Early Sequential Spanish-English Bilinguals | Abstract |
| Mehmet Yavaş | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | English Sonorant Codas in a Brazilian Portuguese-English Bilingual Context | Abstract |
| Rosane Silveira, Alison Gonçalves | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | Medial Coda and Final Stops in Brazilian Portuguese-English Contact | Abstract |
| Paul John, Walcir Cardoso | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | The Initial Development of Voice Onset Time in Early Successive French-Swedish Bilinguals | Abstract |
| Frida Splendido | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | Voice Onset Time in German-Italian Simultaneous Bilinguals: Evidence on Cross-Language Influence and Markedness | Abstract |
| Tanja Kupisch, Conxita Lleó | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | Acquisition of English Stress by Québec Francophones | Abstract |
| Guilherme Garcia, Natália Guzzo | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | Cross-Language Influence in the Productions of French-English Bilingual Children: Separation or Interaction? | Abstract |
| Christelle Dodane, Ranka Bijeljac-Babic | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | Environmental Markedness in Portuguese-English Contact | Abstract |
| Robert Carlisle | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | The Sociophonetics of Spanish–English Contact in the United States | Abstract |
| Barbara Bullock, Daniel Olson | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | Acknowledgments | Details |
| Mehmet Yavaş | ||
| Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology | Index | Details |
| Mehmet Yavaş | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Studying Shari’a and al-Ghazali | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Chapter 1: The Contexts: Al-Ghazali and His Worlds (1917–1996) | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Chapter 2: The Texts: On the Shelves | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Chapter 3: Elusive Texts: The Book of Tension | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Chapter 4: Untidy Texts: Ghazali vs Ghazali | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Chapter 5: Textualising Context: The Case of Women | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Chapter 6: The Contents: Scripture—The Almighty and Women’s Leadership | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Chapter 7: Shari’a: Dynamic Method or Fixed Law? Does it Matter? | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Chapter 8: Shari'a and the Telling of the Muslim Story | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | What is in a Historical Narrative? | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Acknowledgements | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Appendix 1: Portrait of a Seminar: How Senior Fuqaha Saw Shari’a in the Late Twentieth Century | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Appendix 2: Shaykh Abd Allah al-Mashad’s Fatwa on the Rejection of Hadith Reports | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Appendix 3: Shaykh Abd al-Latif Mushtahiri’s Letter Regarding Sunna and Hadith | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Selected Bibliography | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| The al-Ghazali Enigma and why Shari'a is not Islamic Law | Index | Abstract |
| Haifaa Khalafallah | ||
| Embodiment and Black Religion | 2. Arm, Leg, Leg, Arm, Head, this is God Body: The Body as a Site of Religious Expression in the Five Percenters | Abstract |
| CERCL Writing Collective | ||
| Embodiment and Black Religion | 3. Making Bodies with a Brush Stroke: African American Visual Art and the Re/constitution of Black Embodiment | Abstract |
| CERCL Writing Collective | ||
| Embodiment and Black Religion | 4. Unchained Bodies: Black Womanhood, Resistance, and Complex Subjectivity in Black Literature | Abstract |
| CERCL Writing Collective | ||
| Embodiment and Black Religion | 5. It was Written on her Face: Religion and Black Women's Embodied Emotion in Film | Abstract |
| CERCL Writing Collective | ||
| Embodiment and Black Religion | 6. "School Daze": Embodiment and Meaning Making in Black Greek Letter Organizations | Abstract |
| CERCL Writing Collective | ||
| Embodiment and Black Religion | 7. Hoodies and Headwraps: Everyday Religion and the Dressing of Black Bodies | Abstract |
| CERCL Writing Collective | ||
| Embodiment and Black Religion | 8. Gathering around the Table: Food Practices and Religious Meaning | Abstract |
| CERCL Writing Collective | ||
| Embodiment and Black Religion | 9. Every-Body's Truth: The New Genetics of Race and the Quest for Complex Subjectivity | Abstract |
| CERCL Writing Collective | ||
| Embodiment and Black Religion | Epilogue | Abstract |
| CERCL Writing Collective | ||
| Embodiment and Black Religion | Acknowledgements | Abstract |
| CERCL Writing Collective | ||
| Embodiment and Black Religion | Bibliography | Abstract |
| CERCL Writing Collective | ||
| Embodiment and Black Religion | Index | Abstract |
| CERCL Writing Collective | ||
| Antipodean Riffs | Introduction | Abstract |
| Bruce Johnson | ||
| Antipodean Riffs | 1. Demons of Discord Down Under: 'Jump Jim Crow' and 'Australia's First Jazz Band' | Abstract |
| John Whiteoak | ||
| Antipodean Riffs | 2. Early Jazz in Australia as Oriental Exotica | Abstract |
| Aline Scott-Maxwell | ||
| Antipodean Riffs | 3. Got a Little Rhythm?: The Australian Influence on Swing in New Zealand during the 1930s and 1940s | Abstract |
| Aleisha Ward | ||
| Antipodean Riffs | 4. The Reception of Jazz in Adelaide and Melbourne and the Creation of an Australian Sound in the Angry Penguins Decade | Abstract |
| Bruce Clunies Ross | ||
| Antipodean Riffs | 5. Cuba Street Parade: Identity, Authenticity and Self-Expression in Contemporary Australasian Jazz Scenes | Abstract |
| Nick Tipping | ||
| Antipodean Riffs | 6. The Lost History of Jazz on early Australian Popular Music Television | Abstract |
| Liz Giuffre | ||
| Antipodean Riffs | 7. Shotgun Weddings and Bohemian Dreams: Jazz, Family Values and Storytelling in Australian Film | Abstract |
| Christopher Coady | ||
| Antipodean Riffs | 8. Perspectives on the Melbourne International Women's Jazz Festival | Abstract |
| Marjorie Denson | ||
| Antipodean Riffs | 9. ‘A Tale of Five Festivals’ Exploring the Cultural Intermediary Function of Australian Jazz Festivals | Abstract |
| Brent Keogh | ||
| Antipodean Riffs | 10. 'I Wouldn't Change Skins with Anybody': Dulcie Pitt/Georgia Lee, a Pioneering Indigenous Australian Jazz, Blues and Community Singer | Abstract |
| Karl Neuenfeldt | ||
| Antipodean Riffs | 12. Lydia in Oz: The Reception of George Russell in 1960s Australia | Abstract |
| Pierre-Emmanuel Seguin | ||
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