Brill Research Perspectives in Quaker Studies
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This wide-ranging and fascinating series supplements a growing catalogue of historical, sociological, and theological scholarship in the thriving and interdisciplinary field of Quaker Studies. Individual volumes will speak to the broad spectrum of Quaker belief and practice, to the significance of the history of Quaker traditions, and to the many areas in which Quaker Studies contributes to other fields in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Work on Quakerism impacts both wider church history and theological debate, as well as current themes in the sociology of religion. The Quaker attitude to spiritual equality also engages women’s studies scholars, and the Quaker commitment to peace and social justice relates to wider issues of political theory and peace studies. As the field of Quaker Studies continues to grow and redefine itself, this series will make a significant contribution to making up-to-date scholarship accessible to specialists as well as to a broad academic community.
Dialogic Identity in Seventeenth-Century Quaker Women’s Autobiographical Culture
978-90-04-76910-6
The Life and Humanitarian Work of Dr Hilda Clark (1881–1955)
978-90-04-76039-4
The Quakers’ Groundbreaking Push for Gay Liberation, 1946-1973
978-90-04-72981-0
John Boles, a Case Study
978-90-04-69401-9
A Foundational Model for Future Empirical and Confessional Approaches
978-90-04-53590-9
Seeking a Real Religion
978-90-04-43841-5
Complex Identity in the Religious Society of Friends
978-90-04-41519-5
Religious Themes in Eighteenth-Century Quaker Abolitionism
978-90-04-38883-3
Editors-in-Chief
Stephen W. Angell, Earlham School of Religion, Indiana, USA
Pink Dandelion, University of Birmingham, UK
Associate Editors:
Erica Canela, University of Birmingham, UK
C. Wess Daniels, Guilford College, North Carolina, USA
Rhiannon Grant University of Birmingham, UK
Stephen W. Angell, Earlham School of Religion, Indiana, USA
Pink Dandelion, University of Birmingham, UK
Associate Editors:
Erica Canela, University of Birmingham, UK
C. Wess Daniels, Guilford College, North Carolina, USA
Rhiannon Grant University of Birmingham, UK