Uncoordinated, contradictory, yet cumulatively effective: how four critiques of the humanities study of religion inflict collateral damage on the scientific study of religion
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2026
Authors
Wildman, Wesley J.
Ross, Robert M.
McKay, Ryan T.
Sosis, Richard
Watts, Joseph
Shaver, John H.
Price, Michael E.
Cristofori, Irene
Hoogeveen, S.
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taverne
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Taverne, Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, Religious studies
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Wildman, W J, Ross, R M, McKay, R T, Sosis, R, Watts, J, Shaver, J H, Price, M E, Cristofori, I & Hoogeveen, S 2026, 'Uncoordinated, contradictory, yet cumulatively effective : how four critiques of the humanities study of religion inflict collateral damage on the scientific study of religion', Religion, Brain and Behavior, vol. 16, no. 1, pp. 1-8. https://doi.org/10.1080/2153599X.2026.2630498