CO-SPONSORSHIP: Cultural History of the Study of Religion Unit and Secularism and Secularity Unit

*Post-Secular Attachments: We invite proposals that take stock of the “post-secular” as a methodology, conceptual investment, and/or posture of critique in the interdisciplinary humanities. What difference(s) does the “post-secular” name? What historical, intellectual, and political attachments are at play in its deployment? We welcome proposals from all scholarly ranks including graduate, contingent, and early-career scholars.