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Daniel Winchester

Associate Professor

Purdue University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Interdisciplinary Studies

Sociology

Daniel Winchester is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Associate Professor at Purdue University.

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Purdue University

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sociology religious studies religion social sciences sociology of religion scientific study of religion social theory narrative psychology of religion religiosity communication rhetoric social media religious experience philosophy of social science social cognition cultural anthropology cognition resilience social anthropology poetics religious education digital scholarship automated reasoning islamic thought embodiment cognitive anthropology embodied cognition cultural psychology scholarly communication body image societal influence conformity social reasoning qualitative sociology social criticism sociology lens theoretical argument christian practice lived experience embodied metaphor cultural cognition experiential careers religious life normative frames evangelical sincerity somatic inversions social controversies material objects religious selves plot devices theoretical case ways social theory orthodox soul eastern orthodoxy cultural analysis cultural identity cultural change anthropological theory cultural theory qualitative methodology culture cultural studies

Notable Scholarly Works

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Mediating the Sacred: Thinking Through Religious Experience in the Classics and Beyond. Handbooks of sociology and social research (2021)

Michal PagisDaniel Winchester

sociology of religionclassicsreligionsociologyreligious experiencereligious studiesphilosophy of religion

Sensing the Sacred: Religious Experience, Somatic Inversions, and the Religious Education of Attention. Sociology of Religion (2021)

Daniel WinchesterMichal Pagis

sociology of religionreligionreligious educationsociologyreligious experiencesomatic inversions

What Happens When We Practice Religion?: Textures of Devotion in Everyday Life, by Robert Wuthnow. Sociology of Religion (2021)

Daniel Winchester

psychology of religionsociology of religionreligionpractice religionsociologychristian practicescientific study of religionlived experienceeveryday liferobert wuthnowsocial sciencesreligious studiesphilosophy of religionreligiosity

Talking Your Self Into It: How and When Accounts Shape Motivation for Action. Sociological Theory (2019)

Daniel WinchesterKyle D. Green

social theorycommunicationsocietal influencemotivationsociologyscholarly communicationhuman behaviorsocial mediasocial sciencessocial psychologysocial influencebody image

Praying “Straight From the Heart”: Evangelical Sincerity and the Normative Frames of Culture in Action. Poetics (2018)

Daniel WinchesterJeffrey Guhin

evangelical sincerityreligionpoeticsnormative framesculturephilosophyreligious studies

“a Part of Who I Am”: Material Objects as “Plot Devices” in the Formation of Religious Selves. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (2017)

Daniel Winchester

religionmaterial objectsreligious selvesscientific study of religionplot devicesreligious studies

A Hunger for God: Embodied Metaphor as Cultural Cognition in Action. Social Forces (2016)

Daniel Winchester

cultural cognitionanthropologycultural anthropologypsychology of religionsocial theoryembodied cognitionembodimentembodied metaphornarrativesocial cognitioncognitionsocial anthropologycognitive anthropologysociologycultural psychologysocial sciencesphilosophy of social sciencerhetoric

Reasoning Together Through Telling Stories: How People Talk About Social Controversies. Qualitative Sociology (2016)

Penny EdgellKathleen E. HullKyle GreenDaniel Winchester

communicationmass communicationnarrativesocial reasoningsocial controversiessociologydigital scholarshipautomated reasoningsocial mediaqualitative sociologysocial sciencesmedia studiesrhetoricqualitative research

Religion as Theoretical Case, Lens, and Resource for Critique: Three Ways Social Theory Can Learn From the Study of Religion. Sociology of Religion (2016)

Daniel Winchester

psychology of religionscientific study of religionsocial sciencesreligiositytheoretical casesociology of religionreligionislamic thoughtsociology lenssocial theorysociologycritical theorytheoretical argumentsocial philosophysocial criticismways social theoryideologyreligious studiesphilosophy of religion

Converting to Continuity: Temporality and Self in Eastern Orthodox Conversion Narratives. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (2015)

Daniel Winchester

journalismreligionnarrativescientific study of religionreligious studieshistoriographyconformity

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Daniel Winchester

Associate Professor

Purdue University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Interdisciplinary Studies

Sociology

Daniel Winchester is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Associate Professor at Purdue University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Daniel Winchester

Purdue University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Mediating the Sacred: Thinking Through Religious Experience in the Classics and Beyond. Handbooks of sociology and social research (2021)

Michal PagisDaniel Winchester

sociology of religionclassicsreligionsociologyreligious experiencereligious studiesphilosophy of religion

Sensing the Sacred: Religious Experience, Somatic Inversions, and the Religious Education of Attention. Sociology of Religion (2021)

Daniel WinchesterMichal Pagis

sociology of religionreligionreligious educationsociologyreligious experiencesomatic inversions

What Happens When We Practice Religion?: Textures of Devotion in Everyday Life, by Robert Wuthnow. Sociology of Religion (2021)

Daniel Winchester

Talking Your Self Into It: How and When Accounts Shape Motivation for Action. Sociological Theory (2019)

Daniel WinchesterKyle D. Green

social theorycommunicationsocietal influencemotivationsociologyscholarly communicationhuman behaviorsocial mediasocial sciencessocial psychologysocial influencebody image

Praying “Straight From the Heart”: Evangelical Sincerity and the Normative Frames of Culture in Action. Poetics (2018)

Daniel WinchesterJeffrey Guhin

evangelical sincerityreligionpoeticsnormative framesculturephilosophyreligious studies

“a Part of Who I Am”: Material Objects as “Plot Devices” in the Formation of Religious Selves. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (2017)

Daniel Winchester

religionmaterial objectsreligious selvesscientific study of religionplot devicesreligious studies

A Hunger for God: Embodied Metaphor as Cultural Cognition in Action. Social Forces (2016)

Daniel Winchester

Reasoning Together Through Telling Stories: How People Talk About Social Controversies. Qualitative Sociology (2016)

Penny EdgellKathleen E. HullKyle GreenDaniel Winchester

Religion as Theoretical Case, Lens, and Resource for Critique: Three Ways Social Theory Can Learn From the Study of Religion. Sociology of Religion (2016)

Daniel Winchester

Converting to Continuity: Temporality and Self in Eastern Orthodox Conversion Narratives. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (2015)

Daniel Winchester

journalismreligionnarrativescientific study of religionreligious studieshistoriographyconformity

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