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Over ons Praktische zaken Waar vindt u ons dr. K.E. (Kim) Knibbe

Speerpunten

Kim Knibbe is Associate Professor Anthropology and Sociology of Religion. Grounding her work in ethnographic research, she theorises the ways religion is a factor in contemporary societies and interacts with secularity, particularly around the themes gender and sexuality and, more recently, reproduction. Her curiosity is guided by the question of how people navigate between what they consider to be 'given'  and what they believe to be human-made and therefore subject to change.

Publicaties

Secularist understandings of Pentecostal healing practices in Amsterdam: Developing an intersectional and post-secularist sociology of religion

Around Joan Scott's 'Sex and Secularism'

Religious Experience and Phenomenology

Nigerian missionaries in Europe: History repeating itself or a meeting of modernities?

Gender and power in contemporary spirituality: ethnographic approaches

Introduction: Gender and power in contemporary spirituality

The role of religious certainty and uncertainty in moral orientation in a catholic province in the Netherlands

Certainty and uncertainty in contemporary spirituality and Catholicism: Finding proof versus destabilizing certainties in popular religion in the Netherlands

Faith in the Familiar: Religion, Spirituality and Place in the South of the Netherlands

The role of spatial practices and localities in the constituting of the Christian African diaspora

Pers/media

Jomanda, Lady of the Light

Groningse Theologen zetten gezondheidsonderzoek in de etalage

The phenomenon of reverse mission/ Het fenomeen omgekeerde zending