By Anna, Chris, Caitlin, and Adelyn. Geographies of religion is a field that seeks to understand the intersection of space, place and religiosity. Inherent to conceptualization of space and place is scale, i.e., the scope of space that one wishes … Read more
By Ashlyn, Martha, Troy, Maddie, and Rachel. In attempting to document the human experience, it is important to consider the abstraction and complexity of human and spatial identities. For this reason, it is crucial to explore new progressive forms of … Read more
by Casey Lunceford, James Tan, Josey Parker, Kelsey Kirby, William Pryor Geographies of Religion is a complex sub-genre of Geography that has gained prominence in recent years. In the 70s and 80s, secularization was considered a global phenomenon that threatened … Read more
Welcome to GEOG 424’s website! This site, and our group’s project in particular, can be navigated through the lens of how lived religion and institutionalized, “Big R” religion intersect and how these relationships play out on different scales. As you … Read more