| Research Interests for Brian Goldstone
Research Interests:
anthropology of religion and secularism; sovereignty; miracles; demonology; media and aesthetics; ethics and sensibility; philosophy and critical theory; political theologies; science studies; intellectual history; ethnographic writing - Keywords:
- anthropology of religion; secularism; sovereignty; miracles; demonology; aesthetics; ethics and sensibility; philosophy and critical theory; political theologies; science studies; intellectual history; ethnographic writing
- Representative Publications
- B. Goldstone, The Miraculous Life: Scenes from the Charismatic Encounter in Northern Ghana
(2012) [graduate-student-brian-goldstone] [abs]
- B. Goldstone, The Event of African Pentecostalism,
African Studies Review
(2011) (forthcoming.)
- B. Goldstone, The Miraculous Life, edited by Achille Mbembe & Lara Allen,
The Johannesburg Salon, vol. 4
(2011),
pp. 81-96 [pdf]
- B. Goldstone (with Stanley Hauerwas), Disciplined Seeing: Forms of Christianity and Forms of Life,
South Atlantic Quarterly, vol. 109 no. 4
(2010),
pp. 765-790 (Special Issue on "Global Christianity, Global Critique," edited by Matthew Engelke and Joel Robbins.) [765.full.pdf+html]
- B. Goldstone. 2011, Secularism, 'Religious Violence,' and the Liberal Imaginary,
in Secularism and Religion-Making, edited by Markus Dressler and Arvind Mandair
(2011),
pp. 104-124, Oxford University Press [religious%20violence%22&f=false]
- B. Goldstone, Critique of Abysmal Reasoning,
Theory & Event, vol. 11 no. 2
(2008)
- B. Goldstone, Violence and the Profane: Islam, Liberal Democracy, and the Limits of Secular Discipline,
Anthropological Quarterly, vol. 80 no. 1
(2007),
pp. 207-37
- B. Goldstone, On Democratic Secularism,
Borderlands, vol. 5 no. 2
(2006)
- B. Goldstone, Dilemmas of Culture in African Schools: Youth, Nationalism, and the Transformation of Knowledge,
Anthropological Quarterly, vol. 79 no. 1
(2006),
pp. 159-64
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