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July 1, 2020
As part of our series spotlighting UC Berkeley graduate student research, BCSR recently had the opportunity to sit down with Madeline Lesser, a PhD student in English. Her dissertation is titled “Bad Prophets: the Aesthetics of Uncertainty in Revolutionary England.”
January 1, 2020
As part of our series spotlighting UC Berkeley graduate student research, BCSR recently had the opportunity to sit down with Madeline Lesser, a PhD student in English. Her dissertation is titled “Bad Prophets: the Aesthetics of Uncertainty in Revolutionary England.”
April 1, 2019
An ongoing series on current and recent Berkeley grads working on religion.
An ongoing series on current and recent Berkeley grads working on religion.
[NOTE: This post is best viewed on Medium, where we post longer-form content]
An ongoing series on current and recent Berkeley grads working on religion.
[NOTE: This post is best viewed on Medium, where we post longer-form content]
As part of our ongoing 5 Questions series, BCSR recently caught up with Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins, the 2016-2017 Berkeley Postdoctoral Fellow in Public Theology.
The second in an ongoing series on current and recent Berkeley grads working on religion.
(Candace Lukasik, PhD Candidate, Department of Anthropology, UC Berkeley)
An ongoing series on current and recent Berkeley grads working on religion.
As part of our ongoing 5 Questions series, BCSR recently caught up with Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins, the 2016-2017 Berkeley Postdoctoral Fellow in Public Theology.
The second in an ongoing series on current and recent Berkeley grads working on religion.
(Candace Lukasik, PhD Candidate, Department of Anthropology, UC Berkeley)
An ongoing series on current and recent Berkeley grads working on religion.
December 1, 2018
In mid-August Jason Klocek, a former BCSR grant winner and now Postdoctoral Research Fellow with the Global Religion Initiative at Notre Dame, walked us through the aforementioned aspects of his scholarly development, part of his wider journey from coal-town Penn
sylvania to Berkeley, with with stops in Crete, Turkmenistan, and Washington D.C. along the way.
The first in an ongoing series of spotlights on current and recent Berkeley grads working on religion.
[Note: this post is best viewed on Medium, where we will be posting longer-form content.]
January 1, 2018
BCSR is delighted to announce David Marno’s appointment as new co-director. In his research Marno, an associate professor of English, explores the connections between early modern literature and religious practice, with particular focus on the nature and role of prayer in these contexts.