About

New Directions in the Anthropology of Christianity (formerly, AnthroCyBib) was founded in 2011 as a resource for scholarship that contributes to, or is in dialogue with, the anthropological study of Christianity. Christianity continues to attract significant ethnographic, historical, and theoretical attention among anthropologists and inter-disciplinary scholars. To advance scholarly exchange about Christianity, our project curates multiple resources:

• A book series with Bloomsbury press;
• Reviews of single books;
• Film reviews;
• Review Forums, which features several scholars engaging with a single book and a response from the author;
• Interviews with authors;
• An archive of teaching materials with diverse resources;
• Conference dispatches;
• “Milestones,” a peer-reviewed occasional papers series;
• A searchable bibliography of article, monograph, and volume publications. For material published prior to 2011, we recommend consulting existing reviews of the field (e.g., Robbins 2004; Bialecki, Haynes, and Robbins 2008; Hann 2008; McDougall 2009, Lampe 2010.

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