Abstract
Communication Call for articles: Religion and method in the study of religion The role played by religious commitment in classrooms and departments of Religious Studies has been the premier issue on which the debate on the significance of method and theory in the study of religion has most often been focussed. It is precisely this debate on the place of religious commitment that was of crucial importance in the nineteenth-century origins of the field of Religious Studies as well as in the rise of Religion as a widely accepted academic field of study in the 1950s and 1960s. And, especially
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