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Uses case studies from America, broadly conceived, to ask trenchant theoretical questions that are of interest to scholars and students within and beyond the subfield of American religious history.

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"""This is not just a collection considering the many possible forms of the categories 'American' and 'religion'; in a much larger sense, this volume is a guidebook for how scholars across the disciplines can begin to consider the wide-ranging significance of the politics of classification."" --Leslie Dorrough Smith, coauthor of, Religions of the World: Questions, Challenges, and New Directions"

""This is not just a collection considering the many possible forms of the categories 'American' and 'religion'; in a much larger sense, this volume is a guidebook for how scholars across the disciplines can begin to consider the wide-ranging significance of the politics of classification."" --Leslie Dorrough Smith, coauthor of, Religions of the World: Questions, Challenges, and New Directions

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Candace Lukasik is author of Martyrs and Migrants: Blood and the Politics of Persecution. Josuha Urich is assistant professor of religious studies at Colby College. Michael J. Altman is director of the American Examples working group and professor of religious studies at the University of Alabama. He is author of Hinduism in America: An Introduction.

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