Peter Berger is Associate Professor of Indian Religions and the Anthropology of Religion at the University of Groningen. Marjo Buitelaar is Professor of Contemporary Islam from an anthropological perspective at the University of Groningen. Kim Knibbe is Associate Professor Anthropology and Sociology of Religion at the University of Groningen.

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• 1. Introduction: Religion as Relation Peter Berger, Marjo Buitelaar and Kim Knibbe 2. Philosophy of Religion: Is Religion Universal? Dennis Vanden Auweele, University of Leuven 3. Turning the Tables: The History of Philosophy as a Field of Enquiry for Religious Studies Christoph Jedan, University of Groningen 4. Normative Pictures: The History of Christianity from a Theological Perspective Henk van den Belt, VU University, Amsterdam 5. Relations of Religion in the Graeco-Roman World: Formative Judaism and Christianity Steve Mason, University of Groningen 6. Ancient Religious Texts and Intertextuality: Plato's and Plutarch's Myths of the Afterlife Lautaro Roig Lanzillotta, University of Groningen 7. Religion as a Meaning System Anja Visser, University of Groningen 8. Religion as Attachment: A Psychological Exploration of Relational Dynamics in God Representations Hanneke Schaap-Jonker, VU University, Amsterdam 9. Bridging Inner and Outer Worlds: A Psychodynamic Approach to Meaningful Mourning Hanneke Muthert, University of Groningen 10. Dilemmas in Participant Observation in Religious Contexts Kim Knibbe 11. Away from the Centre: On the Edges and Adjacencies of Religious Forms Simon Coleman, University of Toronto 12. The Importation and Generation of the Religious and the Sacred in Political Song Joram Tarusarira, University of Groningen 13. Comparing Notes: The Anthropological Approach to the Study of Islam in Europe Marjo Buitelaar 14. Configurations of Values Peter Berger Epilogue: Studying Religion in Context: Diversity and Commonalities in Approaches Peter Berger, Marjo Buitelaar and Kim Knibbe

Peter Berger is Associate Professor of Indian Religions and the Anthropology of Religion at the University of Groningen. Marjo Buitelaar is Professor of Contemporary Islam from an anthropological perspective at the University of Groningen. Kim Knibbe is Associate Professor Anthropology and Sociology of Religion at the University of Groningen.

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• 1. Introduction: Religion as Relation Peter Berger, Marjo Buitelaar and Kim Knibbe 2. Philosophy of Religion: Is Religion Universal? Dennis Vanden Auweele, University of Leuven 3. Turning the Tables: The History of Philosophy as a Field of Enquiry for Religious Studies Christoph Jedan, University of Groningen 4. Normative Pictures: The History of Christianity from a Theological Perspective Henk van den Belt, VU University, Amsterdam 5. Relations of Religion in the Graeco-Roman World: Formative Judaism and Christianity Steve Mason, University of Groningen 6. Ancient Religious Texts and Intertextuality: Plato's and Plutarch's Myths of the Afterlife Lautaro Roig Lanzillotta, University of Groningen 7. Religion as a Meaning System Anja Visser, University of Groningen 8. Religion as Attachment: A Psychological Exploration of Relational Dynamics in God Representations Hanneke Schaap-Jonker, VU University, Amsterdam 9. Bridging Inner and Outer Worlds: A Psychodynamic Approach to Meaningful Mourning Hanneke Muthert, University of Groningen 10. Dilemmas in Participant Observation in Religious Contexts Kim Knibbe 11. Away from the Centre: On the Edges and Adjacencies of Religious Forms Simon Coleman, University of Toronto 12. The Importation and Generation of the Religious and the Sacred in Political Song Joram Tarusarira, University of Groningen 13. Comparing Notes: The Anthropological Approach to the Study of Islam in Europe Marjo Buitelaar 14. Configurations of Values Peter Berger Epilogue: Studying Religion in Context: Diversity and Commonalities in Approaches Peter Berger, Marjo Buitelaar and Kim Knibbe

Peter Berger is Associate Professor of Indian Religions and the Anthropology of Religion at the University of Groningen. Marjo Buitelaar is Professor of Contemporary Islam from an anthropological perspective at the University of Groningen. Kim Knibbe is Associate Professor Anthropology and Sociology of Religion at the University of Groningen.

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• 1. Introduction: Religion as Relation Peter Berger, Marjo Buitelaar and Kim Knibbe 2. Philosophy of Religion: Is Religion Universal? Dennis Vanden Auweele, University of Leuven 3. Turning the Tables: The History of Philosophy as a Field of Enquiry for Religious Studies Christoph Jedan, University of Groningen 4. Normative Pictures: The History of Christianity from a Theological Perspective Henk van den Belt, VU University, Amsterdam 5. Relations of Religion in the Graeco-Roman World: Formative Judaism and Christianity Steve Mason, University of Groningen 6. Ancient Religious Texts and Intertextuality: Plato's and Plutarch's Myths of the Afterlife Lautaro Roig Lanzillotta, University of Groningen 7. Religion as a Meaning System Anja Visser, University of Groningen 8. Religion as Attachment: A Psychological Exploration of Relational Dynamics in God Representations Hanneke Schaap-Jonker, VU University, Amsterdam 9. Bridging Inner and Outer Worlds: A Psychodynamic Approach to Meaningful Mourning Hanneke Muthert, University of Groningen 10. Dilemmas in Participant Observation in Religious Contexts Kim Knibbe 11. Away from the Centre: On the Edges and Adjacencies of Religious Forms Simon Coleman, University of Toronto 12. The Importation and Generation of the Religious and the Sacred in Political Song Joram Tarusarira, University of Groningen 13. Comparing Notes: The Anthropological Approach to the Study of Islam in Europe Marjo Buitelaar 14. Configurations of Values Peter Berger Epilogue: Studying Religion in Context: Diversity and Commonalities in Approaches Peter Berger, Marjo Buitelaar and Kim Knibbe