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Selva J Raj

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ID4587515
NAMESelva J Raj
GIVEN NAMESSelva J
FAMILY NAMERaj
SIGNATURERAJ S J
AFFILIATIONSAlbion College
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR2
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2005
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2017
H-INDEX0
  • Two Models of Indigenization in South Asian Catholicism

    Selva J Raj•CHAPTER•Vernacular Catholicism,…•2017

  • Dialogue “On the Ground”

    Selva J Raj•CHAPTER•Vernacular Catholicism,…•2017

  • Popular Christianity in India

    Selva J Raj, Corinne G Dempsey•EDITOR•BOOK•Popular Christianity in India•2012

  • The Ganges, The Jordan, and the Mountain

    Selva J Raj•CHAPTER•Popular Christianity in India•2012

  • Sacred Play

    Selva J Raj, Corinne G Dempsey•EDITOR•BOOK•Sacred Play•2010

  • The Tie that Binds

    Selva J Raj, Selva Raj•ARTICLE•Method & Theory in the Study of…•2009

    The author explores his transformation from religious practitioner to ethnographer and the responses he received from academic colleagues, religious colleagues, and laypeople and the ethical challenges such responses posed. He then suggests that the scholar's performance of ethnography can be understood through a classical Hindu schema of the life cycle

  • A Cross-Cultural Practical Moral Discourse on Human Rights for Women

    Bindu Madhok, Selva J Raj•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Rights•2006•References: 5

    Widening the scope of human rights to specifically address the needs and interests of women is a relatively new tradition in the long-standing philosophical treatment of human rights. Feminists hav

  • Religion/S Between Covers

    Open Access•Mark Macwilliams, Joanne Punzo Waghorne et al.•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2005

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  • Religion/S Between Covers

    Open Access•Mark Macwilliams, Joanne Punzo Waghorne et al.•ARTICLE•Religious Studies Review•2005

  • A Cross-Cultural Practical Moral Discourse on Human Rights for Women

    Bindu Madhok, Selva J Raj•ARTICLE•Journal of Human Rights•2006•References: 5

    Widening the scope of human rights to specifically address the needs and interests of women is a relatively new tradition in the long-standing philosophical treatment of human rights. Feminists hav

  • The Tie that Binds

    Selva J Raj, Selva Raj•ARTICLE•Method & Theory in the Study of…•2009

    The author explores his transformation from religious practitioner to ethnographer and the responses he received from academic colleagues, religious colleagues, and laypeople and the ethical challenges such responses posed. He then suggests that the scholar's performance of ethnography can be understood through a classical Hindu schema of the life cycle

  • Sacred Play

    Selva J Raj, Corinne G Dempsey•EDITOR•BOOK•Sacred Play•2010

  • Popular Christianity in India

    Selva J Raj, Corinne G Dempsey•EDITOR•BOOK•Popular Christianity in India•2012

  • The Ganges, The Jordan, and the Mountain

    Selva J Raj•CHAPTER•Popular Christianity in India•2012

  • Two Models of Indigenization in South Asian Catholicism

    Selva J Raj•CHAPTER•Vernacular Catholicism,…•2017

  • Dialogue “On the Ground”

    Selva J Raj•CHAPTER•Vernacular Catholicism,…•2017

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