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Who gets a seat at the table?: New entrees to historiography

CFP: Embodiment, Corporeality, and the Senses in Religion Conference

Book Review: Religion, Food, and Eating in North America

Religion and Food at the Donner Institute

Religion, Food, and Eating in North America: an interview with Benjamin E. Zeller

Religion, Food, Eating: These (in reverse order) Are a Few of My Favorite Things

I'm Dreaming of a Not-So-White Thanksgivukkah

Small, Good Things, and Government Cheese

AAR Redux (Part 1) from Guest Poster Jeremy Rapport

Locavangelism: Eating as Spiritual Practice, Part III

Eating as Spiritual Practice: Locavangelism and the Evangelical Tradition in America

Eating as Spiritual Practice: Locavangelism in America Today

The AAR Left Its Heart in San Francisco

A Cheerful and Comfortable Study of Colonial Material Religion

Catskills, History, Jewish Food, and Circumcision