More Than Belief: A Materialist Theory of Religion

Abstract

INTRODUCTION I. EMBODIMENT 1. The Rise of Foundational Dualism and the Eclipse of the 2. Body Am I Entirely, and Nothing Else: Non-Reductive Materialism and the Struggle against Dualism 3. Toward a Materialist Phenomenology of Religion 4. The Phenomenology of Embodiment and the Study of Religion 5. Religious Bodies as Social Artifacts 6. Holding Social Constructionism in Check: The Recovery of the Active, Lived 7. A Cultural Neurophenomenology of Religion: Enter the Embodied Mind II. PRACTICE 8. The Eclipse of Practice: Textualism at Large 9. Ceci n'est pas un texte: From Textualism to Practice III. EMPLACEMENT 10. Expanding the Conversation on Emplaced Religion 11. Mobility, Networks, and Ecology BY THE WAY OF A CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES INDEX

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