Lived Religion: People and Terms

Who are the main scholars working on "Lived Religion"?

• Nancy Ammerman

  Kim Knott

  David Hall

  Meredith McGuire

• Kim Knott

  Thomas Tweed

  Meredith McGuire

  Robert Orsi

• David Hall

  Robert Orsi

  Meredith McGuire

  Nancy Ammerman

• Meredith McGuire

  Bill Brown

  Kim Knott

  Robert Orsi

Using the language of Henri Lefebvre, a university building, a factory, or a tower block fits into

• Lived Space (Intuition)

• Perceived Space (instinct)

• Conceived Space (Intellect)

Using the language of Henri Lefebvre, .... are 'imbued with local knowledge and often run counter to spaces generated by formal, technical knowledge. They may be experienced as moments of presence.'

• Lived Spaces (Intuition)

• Perceived Spaces (instinct)

• Conceived Spaces (Intellect)

Fill in the missing word:

Kim Knott's spatial methodology follows:

(1) the ... as the source of space,

(2) dimensions of space,

(3) properties of space,

(4) aspects of space,

(5) the dynamics of space

• Location

• Object

• Body

Who wrote: “Religions are confluences of organic-cultural flows that intensify joy and confront suffering by drawing on human and suprahuman forces to make homes and cross boundaries”

• Kim Knott

• Thomas Tweed

• Henri Lefebvre

• David Morgan

• Meredith McGuire

"Agency" (for Lived Religion) is defined as

• gods acting on behalf of people

• the power to act and to affect others

• the ability to say what you want

What "turns" have we looked at

• The spatial turn

• The material turn

• The religious turn

• The human turn

What does "turn" mean?

• A change in the way scholars think about things

• A radical shift in the amount of publications

• A look back to the past

• Moving around

Who came up with "thing theory"?

• David Morgan

• Robert Orsi

• Bill Brown

According to Brown, when does an object become a thing?

• No idea

• When it loses its context and uses

• When it has agency

• When it is part of an assemblage