Nella van den Brandt is Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellow at Coventry University, UK. She is Senior Editor of the journal Religion and Gender.

• Introduction: The Cultural Work of Religious Transformation 1. Leaving… What Exactly? A Cultural and Auto-Ethnographic Account 2. Women’s Stories of Becoming Jewish and Muslim 3. Women from Calvinist and Jewish Folds: Negotiating Religious/Secular Demarcations4. Women Leaving Calvinist and Jewish Folds: Rethinking Gender, and Religion-Race in Dutch Novels about Zeeland5. Creole and Indigenous Women: Rethinking Europe and Religion 6. Constructing the Muslim Question through Gender and Religion-Race7. Jews, Muslims, Moroccans: Re-membering and Re-Imagining Complicated RelationshipsConclusion: A Reflection on Normative Affect, Aliveness and Revolutionary LoveEpilogue

Nella van den Brandt is Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellow at Coventry University, UK. She is Senior Editor of the journal Religion and Gender.

• Introduction: The Cultural Work of Religious Transformation 1. Leaving… What Exactly? A Cultural and Auto-Ethnographic Account 2. Women’s Stories of Becoming Jewish and Muslim 3. Women from Calvinist and Jewish Folds: Negotiating Religious/Secular Demarcations4. Women Leaving Calvinist and Jewish Folds: Rethinking Gender, and Religion-Race in Dutch Novels about Zeeland5. Creole and Indigenous Women: Rethinking Europe and Religion 6. Constructing the Muslim Question through Gender and Religion-Race7. Jews, Muslims, Moroccans: Re-membering and Re-Imagining Complicated RelationshipsConclusion: A Reflection on Normative Affect, Aliveness and Revolutionary LoveEpilogue

Nella van den Brandt is Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellow at Coventry University, UK. She is Senior Editor of the journal Religion and Gender.

• Introduction: The Cultural Work of Religious Transformation 1. Leaving… What Exactly? A Cultural and Auto-Ethnographic Account 2. Women’s Stories of Becoming Jewish and Muslim 3. Women from Calvinist and Jewish Folds: Negotiating Religious/Secular Demarcations4. Women Leaving Calvinist and Jewish Folds: Rethinking Gender, and Religion-Race in Dutch Novels about Zeeland5. Creole and Indigenous Women: Rethinking Europe and Religion 6. Constructing the Muslim Question through Gender and Religion-Race7. Jews, Muslims, Moroccans: Re-membering and Re-Imagining Complicated RelationshipsConclusion: A Reflection on Normative Affect, Aliveness and Revolutionary LoveEpilogue