Southern Religion through its Dissenters, Outsiders, and Critics
Earlier in this volume, as part of our ongoing effort to expand the scope of topics and approaches in the journal, JSR published a forum on "Southern Religion and the Atlantic World." This forum, on "Dissenters, Outsiders, and Critics," works toward a similar goal. Whereas the previous forum analyzed and expanded the "southern" in southern religion, this one takes a critical look at the "religion." Edited by Charles McCrary, this forum contains four essays that examine southern religion through lenses provided by subjects who often are excluded from dominant depictions of southern religion.
Charles McCrary, "Introduction"
Shari Rabin, "Mohalim, not Missionaries: Outsider and Insider Bodies in Southern Religious History"
Christopher Cameron, "Slavery and African American Irreligion"
Joshua D. Urich, "Southern, Secular, and Secret: How the Internet is Changing (Ir)Religion in the South"
Kelly Gannon, "Globalizing Southern Religious History"
