John Corrigan is the Lucius Moody Bristol Distinguished Professor of Religion and Professor of History at the Florida State University.

A rich and valuable kaleidoscopic overview.

• Part 1: Religious Traditions 1. Buddhism, Maria Heim2. Islam, Anna Gade3. Hinduism, June McDaniel4. Japanese Religion, Gary Ebersole5. Judaism, Joel Gereboff6. Christianity, Andrew Tallon7. New Religious Movements, Doug Cowan Part 2: Religious Life 8. Ritual, Pamela Klassen9. Sexuality, Jeffrey Kripal10. Gender, Melissa Raphael11. Music, Frank Burch Brown12. Material Culture, John Kieschnick Part 3: Emotional States 13. Ecstasy, Helene Basu and Angelika Malinar14. Terror, Harvey Whitehouse15. Hope, W. Watts Miller16. Melancholy, Julius Rubin17. Love, Nancy Martin and Joseph Runzo18. Hatred, John Corrigan Part 4: Historical and Theoretical Perspectives19. Augustine, James Wetzel20. Medieval Mysticism, Niklaus Largier21. Kierkegaard, David Kangas22. Jonathan Edwards, Michael McClymond23. William James, Jeremy Carrette24. Durkheim, W.S.F. Pickering25. Schleirmacher and Otto, Jacqueline Mariña26. Constructivism and its Critics, John Kloos27. Emotions Research and Religious Experience, Robert Roberts

John Corrigan is the Lucius Moody Bristol Distinguished Professor of Religion and Professor of History at the Florida State University.

A rich and valuable kaleidoscopic overview.

• Part 1: Religious Traditions 1. Buddhism, Maria Heim2. Islam, Anna Gade3. Hinduism, June McDaniel4. Japanese Religion, Gary Ebersole5. Judaism, Joel Gereboff6. Christianity, Andrew Tallon7. New Religious Movements, Doug Cowan Part 2: Religious Life 8. Ritual, Pamela Klassen9. Sexuality, Jeffrey Kripal10. Gender, Melissa Raphael11. Music, Frank Burch Brown12. Material Culture, John Kieschnick Part 3: Emotional States 13. Ecstasy, Helene Basu and Angelika Malinar14. Terror, Harvey Whitehouse15. Hope, W. Watts Miller16. Melancholy, Julius Rubin17. Love, Nancy Martin and Joseph Runzo18. Hatred, John Corrigan Part 4: Historical and Theoretical Perspectives19. Augustine, James Wetzel20. Medieval Mysticism, Niklaus Largier21. Kierkegaard, David Kangas22. Jonathan Edwards, Michael McClymond23. William James, Jeremy Carrette24. Durkheim, W.S.F. Pickering25. Schleirmacher and Otto, Jacqueline Mariña26. Constructivism and its Critics, John Kloos27. Emotions Research and Religious Experience, Robert Roberts

John Corrigan is the Lucius Moody Bristol Distinguished Professor of Religion and Professor of History at the Florida State University.

A rich and valuable kaleidoscopic overview.

• Part 1: Religious Traditions 1. Buddhism, Maria Heim2. Islam, Anna Gade3. Hinduism, June McDaniel4. Japanese Religion, Gary Ebersole5. Judaism, Joel Gereboff6. Christianity, Andrew Tallon7. New Religious Movements, Doug Cowan Part 2: Religious Life 8. Ritual, Pamela Klassen9. Sexuality, Jeffrey Kripal10. Gender, Melissa Raphael11. Music, Frank Burch Brown12. Material Culture, John Kieschnick Part 3: Emotional States 13. Ecstasy, Helene Basu and Angelika Malinar14. Terror, Harvey Whitehouse15. Hope, W. Watts Miller16. Melancholy, Julius Rubin17. Love, Nancy Martin and Joseph Runzo18. Hatred, John Corrigan Part 4: Historical and Theoretical Perspectives19. Augustine, James Wetzel20. Medieval Mysticism, Niklaus Largier21. Kierkegaard, David Kangas22. Jonathan Edwards, Michael McClymond23. William James, Jeremy Carrette24. Durkheim, W.S.F. Pickering25. Schleirmacher and Otto, Jacqueline Mariña26. Constructivism and its Critics, John Kloos27. Emotions Research and Religious Experience, Robert Roberts