Disrupting “Asian Religious Studies”: Knowledge (Re)production and the Co-construction of Religion in Singapore
In this article, I begin with the position that knowledge production and reproduction is partial and situated. Through an examination of academic research on and teaching of religion in Singapore, I demonstrate how scholarly interventions at once re-present and conceal religion as experienced and li...
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religious studies in Asia
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