Kincraft
“[This book] illustrates how Black evangelicals in the United States, drawing on their own Afro-diasporic orientations and sacred imaginaries, have worked to create their own mechanisms of spiritual and relational belonging against the fixed racial and social positionalities reinscribed by White evangelical culture.” – Darrius D. Hills
The Philosophy of Reenchantment
“The essays in this focused volume offer a uniformly rich and insightful discussion of how, without contradicting any science, one could recognize value as a feature of things in the world and not simply as a projection of the perceiver. . . Not a single essay in this collection fails to be clear and insightful.” - Kevin Schilbrack
Swahili Muslim Publics and Postcolonial Experience
"Kresse’s ability to weave together questions of rhetoric, postcoloniality, religion, culture, and politics, and to understand them from the epistemological vantage point of ethnographic actors themselves, is truly remarkable. As such, his work offers a paradigmatic model for how to undertake discursive case studies that ‘provincialize’ European and Arabophone epistemologies . . .” - Marcus Timothy Haworth
Lifeblood of the Parish
". . . time spent with [this book] is well rewarded, as this text provides scholars with a new understanding of male devotion and religious identity through labor for the church, which highlights a lacuna in our understanding of the intersection between religious devotion and masculinity and begins to fill it.” – Emma Folkenroth
Understanding Nazi Ideology
“Frøland’s book provides a fascinating insight into the development of the ideas that led to one of the deadliest political ideologies in human history.” – Matthias Eder
