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SACRALIZING THE SECULAR: THE RE-ENCHANTMENT OF EVERYDAY LIFE
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Reviewed By: Society for the Anthropology of Religion
Friday, December 5, 2014: 11:00 AM-12:45 PM

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Organizers:  E. Marshall Brooks (Rutgers University)
Chairs:  E. Marshall Brooks (Rutgers University)
Discussants:  Catherine Wanner (Pennsylvania State University)
11:00 AM
The Science in Spirituality and the Spirituality of Science
Jill Dubisch (Northern Arizona University)
11:15 AM
Enchanted Modernities: Akha Inventions of Religion in Upper Mainland Southeast Asia and Southwest China
Micah Francis Morton (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
11:30 AM
Secular Becomings: From Disenchantment to RE-Enchantment Among EX-Mormons
E. Marshall Brooks (Rutgers University)
11:45 AM
Sacralizing a Secular-Socialist Commemoration: Religious Variations on Socialist Funeral Rituals in Shanghai, China
Huwy-min Lucia Liu (Boston University)
12:00 PM
Memoirs of Our Own Nervous Illness: Reading Rottenness and Enchantment in Social Theory
Gregory M Simon ()
12:15 PM
Discussant
Catherine Wanner (Pennsylvania State University)
12:30 PM
Discussion
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