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Volume 10, Number 1 (2010)
Religion and Culture
Introductions
Editors' Introduction
Nate Hinerman and Michael Benton
Contributors
Nate Hinerman and Michael Benton
Commentary
LEGEND: A Graphic Tale of the Love Generation’s Hippie’s Sixties Started at Haight Ashbury, San Francisco
Christina Fez-Barringten and Barie Fez-Barringten
Articles
Ramadan in Contemporary Cairo: Consumption in the name of Piety and Authenticity
Marjo Buitelaar and Nirvana Saad
In Search of A Method: Charles Sanders Peirce’s Contribution to Theology
Donald Gelpi and Nate Hinerman
The Cohesive Role of Music, Dance and Traditional Artifacts in African Independent Churches in Western Kenya
Susan M. Kilonzo
Discourses of the Veil in Al-Jazeera English
Kenza Oumlil
Twentieth Century American Advertising and the Sacred
Kathleen Vandenberg
Guest Editors
Nate Hinerman
Michael Benton
Issue Information
Title: Religion and Culture
Volume 10, Number 1
Spring, 2010
