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I seek books on world religions and classics that appeal to a general intellectual audience as well as to students and scholars. I welcome books on religion written from diverse disciplinary backgrounds on a wide array of topics. Proposals organized around the following themes are especially welcome: religion in an era of globalization and postcoloniality, religion in conflict, religious diasporas, fundamentalisms, technology and religion, ideas of secularism, communal violence and genocide, American immigrant cultures, religion and the built environment, and syncretic spiritual traditions. In the classics (including Hellenic, Roman, and Byzantine studies), I am interested in cross-cultural transactions in the ancient world, new geographical orientations, and influences of the classical world on more recent eras.
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