<\/p>\n\n\n\n
This special joint issue is published with MAVCOR Journal<\/i><\/a> (the journal of the Center for the Study of Material and Visual Cultures of Religion at Yale University). The journals issued a call for papers<\/a> together in 2017 and are pleased to publish these four peer-reviewed articles, two editorial introductions, and one editorial reflection. In his editorial reflection, Bill Ferris considers his own history with southern religion and material culture. Jason Young and Louis P. Nelson offer introductions for the four articles, with additional reflection on the state of the field.<\/p>\n Click here to access the MAVCOR Journal site for the special issue.<\/a><\/p>\n Material and Visual Cultures of Religion in the American South<\/a><\/p>\n William R. Ferris<\/p>\n Critical Reflections on Visual and Material Religion<\/a><\/p>\n Louis P. Nelson<\/p>\n On The Religion of Things<\/a><\/p>\n Jason R. Young<\/p>\n\t Uncle Tom’s Bibles: Bibles as Visual and Material Objects from Antebellum Abolition to Jim Crow Cinema<\/a><\/p>\n Edward J. Blum<\/p>\n Horseshoe Crosses and Muddy Boots: Material Culture and Rural Masculinity in Cowboy Churches<\/a><\/p>\n Sarah “Moxy” Moczygemba<\/p>\n The Second Great Awakening and the Built Landscape of Missouri<\/a><\/p>\n Samuel Stella<\/p>\nIntroductions<\/h3>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n