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Module 2, Class 2: Rhythm, Rumination, and Habit Formation
When we attempt to change our rhythms, whether rhythms of rumination or habit formation, what is…
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Module 2, Class 1: Julia Kristeva and the Rhythms of Depression
An introduction to Julia Kristeva’s analysis of the role of rhythm and language in depression.
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Module 1, Class 4: Flow and the Christian Experience of Time
Does Mihály Csíkszentmihályi’s research on flow have anything to do with the Christian’s experience of time…
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Module 1, Class 3: Rhythm and the Dissolution of Temporal Boundaries
Rhythm is tied to time. We cannot experience one without the other. But in certain cases,…
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Module 1, Class 2: Liturgical Rhythm Forming the Rhythms of Life
Most agree that liturgy is rhythmic. What is less clear is how this rhythm relates to…
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Module 1, Class 1: Rhythm, Religion, and Self-Care
This is a series on a class about rhythm that I’m teaching this semester. Class 1:…
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Four Methodological Contributions of my Research on Rhythm
One of the most fascinating things about research is that it’s not always clear to the…
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Theology and Non-Representational Theory
Speculations on how a burgeoning methodology from human geography may be fruitful for theology.
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Introduction to “Wave Forms: A Natural Syntax for Rhythmic Languages”
James H. Bunn’s book “Wave Forms” argues that the wave, as the fundamental form of both…
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The Problem with Narrative Theology
Narrative is undoubtedly important for theology, but we should be suspicious of claims to have found…
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