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Volume 20, Number 2, 2008
Tomoko Masuzawa's The Invention of World Religions
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Articles

The Invention of World Religions: The Critics
pp. 111-113(3)
Author: Segal, Robert A.

Extracting the Paradigm—Ouch!
pp. 114-124(11)
Author: Bell, Catherine

Taking on the Guild: Tomoko Masuzawa and The Invention of World Religions
pp. 125-133(9)
Author: King, Richard

The "So-Called History" of the Study of Religion
pp. 134-138(5)
Author: Orsi, Robert

What Do the Critics Want?—A Brief Reflection on the Difference between a Disciplinary History and a Discourse Analysis
pp. 139-149(11)
Author: Masuzawa, Tomoko

Studying Religion in Motion: A Networks Approach
pp. 151-184(34)
Authors: Vásquez, Manuel A.

Review Essay

Review Essay
pp. 185-190(6)
Authors: Gardiner, Mark Quentin; Engler, Steven

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