Existing research on Atheists is sparse. The lived experiences of Atheists have been ignored almost entirely. Triangulating from autoethnographic materials and life-history interviews, this project documents the ways that Atheist individuals understand the stigmas attributed to them and their responses to it. Some of the behaviors are framed as “techniques of information control” such as “compartmentalizing” and “passing.” Others are framed as “Identity Politics.” Techniques of information control and identity politics may serve to impede efforts toward effective activism on behalf of Atheists. Taken from an alternative perspective, Atheism is deconstructed as a form of “queerness” in relation to religion
While the character and philosophies upheld by today’s atheists have been well documented in the pas...
In this project we explore the Everyday Life of five Norwegians that identify themselves as atheists...
Recent polls (e.g., Edgell, Gerteis & Hartmann, 2006) have consistently found that atheists are the ...
Existing research on Atheists is sparse in social sciences and focused primarily on survey data rega...
This paper draws on anthropological perspectives on identity, stigma, belief, and epistemology to de...
This study is a multi-year ethnographic investigation of self-identified atheists in America. The fo...
Researchers have produced important findings regarding the types of stigma associated with nonreligi...
This study focuses upon the experiences and perceptions of women Atheists in the Southern U.S., a re...
Prior work demonstrates that atheists and other secular individuals experience especially low trust ...
Using a critical, grounded theory approach, we interviewed 31 atheist-identified women to ascertain ...
Sociological studies of atheism have tended to coalesce around three primary themes: stigma, identit...
There is very little research that is empirically-based about atheism in Canada; this thesis seeks t...
Prior work demonstrates that atheists and other secular individuals experience especially low trust ...
One statistic seems to resist change: 46%. It is the proportion of citizens in the United States who...
Given the growth of atheism in the Western world (including activist organizations), and atheists be...
While the character and philosophies upheld by today’s atheists have been well documented in the pas...
In this project we explore the Everyday Life of five Norwegians that identify themselves as atheists...
Recent polls (e.g., Edgell, Gerteis & Hartmann, 2006) have consistently found that atheists are the ...
Existing research on Atheists is sparse in social sciences and focused primarily on survey data rega...
This paper draws on anthropological perspectives on identity, stigma, belief, and epistemology to de...
This study is a multi-year ethnographic investigation of self-identified atheists in America. The fo...
Researchers have produced important findings regarding the types of stigma associated with nonreligi...
This study focuses upon the experiences and perceptions of women Atheists in the Southern U.S., a re...
Prior work demonstrates that atheists and other secular individuals experience especially low trust ...
Using a critical, grounded theory approach, we interviewed 31 atheist-identified women to ascertain ...
Sociological studies of atheism have tended to coalesce around three primary themes: stigma, identit...
There is very little research that is empirically-based about atheism in Canada; this thesis seeks t...
Prior work demonstrates that atheists and other secular individuals experience especially low trust ...
One statistic seems to resist change: 46%. It is the proportion of citizens in the United States who...
Given the growth of atheism in the Western world (including activist organizations), and atheists be...
While the character and philosophies upheld by today’s atheists have been well documented in the pas...
In this project we explore the Everyday Life of five Norwegians that identify themselves as atheists...
Recent polls (e.g., Edgell, Gerteis & Hartmann, 2006) have consistently found that atheists are the ...