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Institution

Unit

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Ayala Fader

Professor of Anthropology

Fordham University

Affiliations

Fordham College at Lincoln Center

African & African American Studies

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Sociology & Anthropology

Jewish Studies

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Ayala Fader is currently serving as an African & African American Studies Professor of Anthropology at Fordham University.

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Ayala Fader

Fordham University

Professor of Anthropology

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religious studies religion sociology of religion gender studies anthropology sociolinguistics cultural anthropology multilingualism cultural studies feminist theory religious research feminist studies education women's studies intercultural studies interfaith comparative religion gender theory religious pluralism language socialization ultra-orthodox jews sociocultural anthropology ethnography social anthropology anthropological theory feminist inquiry public sphere language education hasidic jews jewish signs scientific study of religion ethnohistory museology religious tourism intercultural education mitzvah girls hasidic community gendered language shift ultra-orthodox jewish interiority religious doubt regional studies american studies textual practice royal anthropological institute interdisciplinary history ethnographic theory psychology of religion sexual abuse indigenous peoples indigenous studies scholarly communication virtual museum religious groups biblical studies christian practice cyber crime censorship sexual crime medicalization language culture interpersonal pragmatic journalism history digital culture digital society diaspora studies cultural theory islamic studies culture education gender stereotypes linguistic syncretism nonliberal jewish women hasidic women multilingual literacies jewish ethnography gendered language yeshiva fundamentalism religious worlds levant cultural cosmopolitanism culture public scholarship cultural identity

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Illiberal Jewish–Christian Encounters at the Interstices of Gendered Wellness. Material Religion (2024)

Ayala Fader

gender studiesreligious pluralismreligious studiesilliberal jewish-christian encountersgender identitygendered wellnesssociology of religionreligion

Illiberal Jewish-Christian Encounters: Political Temporalities in Amish Country Tourism. Journal of the American Academy of Religion (2024)

Rachel FeldmanAyala Fader

tourismreligious studiesreligious tourismamish country tourismpolitical temporalitiesilliberal jewish-christian encountersreligion

Illiberal Jewish-Christian Encounters: Political Temporalities in Amish Country Tourism. Journal of American Academy of Religion (2024)

culturetourismreligious studiesreligious tourismamish country tourismreligionreligious research

In Conversation: “Illiberal Jewish-Christian Encounters at the Interstices of Gendered Wellness.” Response to Birgit Meyer. Material Religion (2023)

philosophy of religionreligious pluralismgender identitycomparative religionfeminist philosophyscientific study of religionreligious studiesfeminist theoryfeminist studieswomen's studiessociology of religionreligioninterfaithreligious researchgendered sexualitygender studiesbirgit meyerchristian practicepsychology of religion

Digital Religious Discourse. A New Companion to Linguistic Anthropology (2022)

digital religious discoursereligious studiesreligious groupsrhetoricdigital humanitiessociology of religionreligionreligious research

Introduction to the Theme. AJS Review The Journal of the Association for Jewish Studies (2022)

Ayala FaderOrit Avishai

scholarly communicationmusiccomputational social sciencedesignperformance studies

Religious Orthodoxies: Provocations From the Jewish and Christian Margins. Annual Review of Anthropology (2022)

Ayala FaderVlad Naumescu

anthropologychristian marginsreligious studiescultural anthropologyreligionreligious orthodoxies

Religious Orthodoxies: Provocations From the Jewish and Christian Margins. Annual Review of Anthropology (2021)

religious studiescomparative religionreligionreligious orthodoxiesreligious research

Hidden Heretics: Jewish Doubt in the Digital Age. Princeton University Press (2020)

hidden hereticsbiblical studiesreligious studiessociology of religionreligion

Media, Medicine, and Change in the Ultra-Orthodox World Today. Jewish Quarterly Review (2020)

medicalizationultra-orthodox world todayscientific study of religionreligious studiesmedium culturereligionmedia studies

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Ayala Fader

Professor of Anthropology

Fordham University

Affiliations

Fordham College at Lincoln Center

African & African American Studies

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Sociology & Anthropology

Jewish Studies

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Ayala Fader is currently serving as an African & African American Studies Professor of Anthropology at Fordham University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ayala Fader

Fordham University

Professor of Anthropology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Illiberal Jewish–Christian Encounters at the Interstices of Gendered Wellness. Material Religion (2024)

Ayala Fader

gender studiesreligious pluralismreligious studiesilliberal jewish-christian encountersgender identitygendered wellnesssociology of religionreligion

Illiberal Jewish-Christian Encounters: Political Temporalities in Amish Country Tourism. Journal of the American Academy of Religion (2024)

Rachel FeldmanAyala Fader

tourismreligious studiesreligious tourismamish country tourismpolitical temporalitiesilliberal jewish-christian encountersreligion

Illiberal Jewish-Christian Encounters: Political Temporalities in Amish Country Tourism. Journal of American Academy of Religion (2024)

culturetourismreligious studiesreligious tourismamish country tourismreligionreligious research

In Conversation: “Illiberal Jewish-Christian Encounters at the Interstices of Gendered Wellness.” Response to Birgit Meyer. Material Religion (2023)

Digital Religious Discourse. A New Companion to Linguistic Anthropology (2022)

digital religious discoursereligious studiesreligious groupsrhetoricdigital humanitiessociology of religionreligionreligious research

Introduction to the Theme. AJS Review The Journal of the Association for Jewish Studies (2022)

Ayala FaderOrit Avishai

scholarly communicationmusiccomputational social sciencedesignperformance studies

Religious Orthodoxies: Provocations From the Jewish and Christian Margins. Annual Review of Anthropology (2022)

Ayala FaderVlad Naumescu

anthropologychristian marginsreligious studiescultural anthropologyreligionreligious orthodoxies

Religious Orthodoxies: Provocations From the Jewish and Christian Margins. Annual Review of Anthropology (2021)

religious studiescomparative religionreligionreligious orthodoxiesreligious research

Hidden Heretics: Jewish Doubt in the Digital Age. Princeton University Press (2020)

hidden hereticsbiblical studiesreligious studiessociology of religionreligion

Media, Medicine, and Change in the Ultra-Orthodox World Today. Jewish Quarterly Review (2020)

medicalizationultra-orthodox world todayscientific study of religionreligious studiesmedium culturereligionmedia studies

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