Timothy E W Gloege
Biographic Data
| ID | 1014613 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Timothy E W Gloege |
| GIVEN NAMES | Timothy E W |
| FAMILY NAME | Gloege |
| SIGNATURE | GLOEGE T E W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Film Independent |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Conservative No More: Defining Fundamentalism for a Global Context
Protestant Fundamentalism is typically depicted as a traditional response to the forces of modernity. This essay argues against this characterization, drawing on the long history of the written word, and especially the impact of modern print culture. The development of print has been recognized as a key factor in the emergence of historical consciousness and destabilization of textual meaning associated with modern mentalities, including Protesta…
Fighting Fundamentalist: Carl McIntire and the Politicization of American Fundamentalism. By Markku Ruotsila
Fighting Fundamentalist is an exceptionally well-researched biographical polemic designed to rehabilitate the rancorous Carl McIntire from his reputation as a bigoted, extremist crank. Against the longstanding consensus that fundamentalism’s cultural rapprochement was led by more accommodating “neo-evangelicals,” Ruotsila argues that McIntire played “a crucial role in the politicization of conservative people of faith” (p. 2). In so doing, he als…
Faith Healing, Medical Regulation, and Public Religion in Progressive Era Chicago
This essay examines a six-year campaign against the radical faith healer John Alexander Dowie mounted in the 1890s by Chicago doctors, public health officials, and their "respectable" middle-class allies. The incident demonstrates the important role of religion in the process of medical professionalization. Medical professionals established cultural authority by aligning themselves with a broader discourse of "orthodoxy"-an ill-defined set of bel…
The Trouble withChristian History: "Thomas Prince's "Great Awakening
TheChristian History, a revivalist newspaper edited by the Boston minister Thomas Prince, is perhaps the most important cultural artifact of eighteenth-century revivalism in New England. It provides source material for countless studies, and more recently served as an exemplar of how revival participants constructed a "Great Awakening." This essay undertakes a close historical, textual, and quantitative analysis of this two-volume periodical. It …
Faith Healing, Medical Regulation, and Public Religion in Progressive Era Chicago
This essay examines a six-year campaign against the radical faith healer John Alexander Dowie mounted in the 1890s by Chicago doctors, public health officials, and their "respectable" middle-class allies. The incident demonstrates the important role of religion in the process of medical professionalization. Medical professionals established cultural authority by aligning themselves with a broader discourse of "orthodoxy"-an ill-defined set of bel…
The Trouble withChristian History: "Thomas Prince's "Great Awakening
TheChristian History, a revivalist newspaper edited by the Boston minister Thomas Prince, is perhaps the most important cultural artifact of eighteenth-century revivalism in New England. It provides source material for countless studies, and more recently served as an exemplar of how revival participants constructed a "Great Awakening." This essay undertakes a close historical, textual, and quantitative analysis of this two-volume periodical. It …
Faith Healing, Medical Regulation, and Public Religion in Progressive Era Chicago
This essay examines a six-year campaign against the radical faith healer John Alexander Dowie mounted in the 1890s by Chicago doctors, public health officials, and their "respectable" middle-class allies. The incident demonstrates the important role of religion in the process of medical professionalization. Medical professionals established cultural authority by aligning themselves with a broader discourse of "orthodoxy"-an ill-defined set of bel…
The Trouble withChristian History: "Thomas Prince's "Great Awakening
TheChristian History, a revivalist newspaper edited by the Boston minister Thomas Prince, is perhaps the most important cultural artifact of eighteenth-century revivalism in New England. It provides source material for countless studies, and more recently served as an exemplar of how revival participants constructed a "Great Awakening." This essay undertakes a close historical, textual, and quantitative analysis of this two-volume periodical. It …
Fighting Fundamentalist: Carl McIntire and the Politicization of American Fundamentalism. By Markku Ruotsila
Fighting Fundamentalist is an exceptionally well-researched biographical polemic designed to rehabilitate the rancorous Carl McIntire from his reputation as a bigoted, extremist crank. Against the longstanding consensus that fundamentalism’s cultural rapprochement was led by more accommodating “neo-evangelicals,” Ruotsila argues that McIntire played “a crucial role in the politicization of conservative people of faith” (p. 2). In so doing, he als…
Conservative No More: Defining Fundamentalism for a Global Context
Protestant Fundamentalism is typically depicted as a traditional response to the forces of modernity. This essay argues against this characterization, drawing on the long history of the written word, and especially the impact of modern print culture. The development of print has been recognized as a key factor in the emergence of historical consciousness and destabilization of textual meaning associated with modern mentalities, including Protesta…
American Constitutional Law and Politics (4 works) · Sociology (3 works) · American History and Culture (2 works) · Faith (2 works) · Fundamentalism (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Mormonism, Religion, and History (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Politics (2 works)