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| Title | Date | Reference | Authors | Call # | ISSN | ||
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| A burning affair: introducing a special issue on the burning of the Qur'an | 2024 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 60 (1): 5-26 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Ignited by the Qur’an: Paludan’s attempt to produce global injustice symbols at the freedom of expression/blasphemy nexus | 2024 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 60 (1): 27-56 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Ritual dynamics of Qur'an burning | 2024 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 60 (1): 57-80 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| The Qur'an burnings of SIAN: far-right fringe actors and the staging of conflictual media events in Norway | 2024 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 60 (1): 81-103 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| ‘But it’s really about …’ Norwegian media coverage of the Qur’an burnings in Sweden and Norway in April 2022 | 2024 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 60 (1): 105-29 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Rasmus Paludan, burning of the Qur’an and Swedish media: a critical discourse analysis | 2024 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 60 (1): 131-56 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| New atheism and the criticism of Islam: from transnational discourses to local implementation? | 2024 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 60 (1): 157-77 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| From blasphemy to sacrilege: searching for religion in controversies about Islam | 2024 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 60 (1): 179-84 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Imagine there is no death… Soviet funeral reforming en marche | 2023 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 59 (1): 9-28 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Banal and nostalgic: memories of Swedishness in the Christmas calendar | 2023 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 59 (1): 29-51 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Ecclsial online identities during the COVID-19 pandemic: Scandinavian majority churches on Facebook, Christmas 2020 | 2023 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 59 (1): 53-78 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Global indigeneity on the move: the world drum - afterlives, drift matter, and object agency | 2023 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 59 (1): 79-99 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Healing and mental illness in Ghana: why prayer camps in Ghana are sometimes alternatives to psychiatric hospitals | 2023 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 59 (1): 101-23 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Åke Hultkrantz on method: the fiftieth anniversary of the publication of Metodvägar inom den jämförande religionsforskningen | 2023 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 59 (2): 149-56 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| How the nineteenth-century Evangelical revival strengthened faith and undermined Christendom: a Swedish case | 2023 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 59 (2): 157-80 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Civil religion and the Evangelical Lutheran Church on Finnish Independence Day | 2023 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 59 (2): 181-206 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| ‘The wisest man in the East’: the aesthetics of gospel rap music within the emotional regimes of Finnish Evangelical Christianity | 2023 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 59 (2): 207-29 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Putting a Q into the study of religions: observations from a global study with the faith Q-Sort | 2022 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 58 (1): 7-40 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| God making in China: notes towards a theory of deification | 2022 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 58 (1): 41-65 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Other-worldly beings in the pre-Christian north: tribal, chiefdom, and archaic religion and the use of cultural evolutionary theory | 2022 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 58 (1): 67-89 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| The dichotomy of branding: dicourses in the Orthodox Church of Finland | 2022 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 58 (1): 91-117 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Unveiling the character gallery of sermons: a social network analysis of 11,955 Danish sermons | 2022 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 58 (1): 119-46 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| A hundred years of religious freedom in Finland | 2022 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 58 (2): 169-91 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Majoritarian religion, cultural justification and non-religion: Finland in the international context | 2022 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 58 (2): 193-216 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Islamic family law(s) in Finland: reflections on freedom of religion from the wellbeing perspective | 2022 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 58 (2): 217-38 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| A 'Nordic religious freedom paradox'? Freedom of religion and belief as constructed by two global datasets | 2022 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 58 (2): 239-65 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Knowing, being, doing – Perhaps not so new: a comment on Illman and Czimbalmos, Temenos 56 (2) | 2021 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 57 (1): 9-16 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Legitimizing claims of special knowledge: towards an epistemic turn in religious studies | 2021 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 57 (1): 17-34 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Otherworldly relations in CAM practice: towards an ethnography of non-secular possibility work | 2021 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 57 (1): 35-57 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Boody, intense, and durable: the politics of 'religious conflict' | 2021 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 57 (1): 59-80 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| The diminishing importance of fate and divine femininity during the high and late Roman empire | 2021 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 57 (1): 81-101 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| The echo of creation: parallels between Old Norse cosmogony and eschatology | 2021 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 57 (1): 103-26 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Response to Margit Warburg | 2021 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 57 (2): 151-3 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| International magic? – Finnish folk magic objects in a European context | 2021 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 57 (2): 155-80 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Christus verus Luciferus, Demon est Deus Inversus: Pekka Siitoin’s spiritism board | 2021 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 57 (2): 181-207 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| The spirit of the place and the place of the spirit: local spirits, boundaries, and social order in Southwest Finnish folklore | 2021 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 57 (2): 209-30 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Negotiating Christian cultural heritage: Christmas in schools and public service media | 2021 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 57 (2): 231-57 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Pilgrimage as a reproduction of sacred landscape in Finnish Karelia and the Russian border zone | 2020 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 56 (1): 7-31 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Finnish Muslims’ journey from an invisible minority to public partnerships | 2020 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 56 (1): 33-51 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Nowhere and everywhere: everyday religion in the intergenerational transmission of craft making | 2020 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 56 (1): 53-74 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Ricœur’s historical intentionality and the great goddess Freyja: some problems in the phenomenology of religion and interpretations in the study of religions | 2020 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 56 (1): 75-94 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Religious governmentality: the case of Hizb ut-Tahrir | 2020 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 56 (1): 95-117 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Theory in the interstices: queering and transing religious studies, religioning trans and queer studies | 2020 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 56 (1): 119-46 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Knowing, being, and doing religion: introducing an analytical model for researching vernacular religion | 2020 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 56 (2): 171-99 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Religious affects and female subjects in the altar pieces of the Finnish artist Alexandra Frosterus-Såltin: a case study of the Jepua Altarpiece ‘Christ Appearing to Mary Magdalene’ (1906) | 2020 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 56 (2): 201-26 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Negotiating religion: cultural representations of conservative Protestant women and girls in Northern and Western Europe | 2020 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 56 (2): 227-49 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| A prophet has no honour in the prophet’s own country’: how Russian is Russian Evangelicalism? | 2020 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 56 (2): 251-68 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Archaeology and Celtic myth: some points of comparison and convergence | 2019 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 55 (1): 9-28 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| The materiality of myth: divine objects in Norse mythology | 2019 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 55 (1): 29-53 | 2342-7256 | ||||
| Honey and poison: reframing the pagan past at Ǫgvaldsnes and elsewhere | 2019 | Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 55 (1): 55-74 | 2342-7256 |
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