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Scott Kenworthy

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Miami University

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College of Arts and Science

Department of History

Scott Kenworthy is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Professor at Miami University.

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Miami University

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religious studies religion history sociology of religion intellectual history christian practice social history historical review comparative religion slavic languages religious research historical analysis history of philosophy ancient philosophy identity (social science) transnational history religious pluralism first nation religious groups historical methodology eastern europe orthodox church sociology ecology and evolutionary biology fisheries european society canadian studies cultural heritage fish biology zoology fishery research social identity cultural change contemporary islam asian studies islamic thought north african studies international history aquatic organisms organismic biology moral philosophy cultural identity activism islamic studies religious tourism interfaith spirituality historical evidence historical scholarship religious prejudice foreign churches eastern orthodox history current religious realities historical insights name-glorifiers debate post-soviet russia russian orthodox church orthodox russia book reviews broad significance soviet atheism sonja luehrmann secular archives russian empire global christianity

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Russia’s Social Gospel: The Orthodox Pastoral Movement in Famine, War, and Revolution by Danielscarborough. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2022. 320 Pp. $29.95 (Paper). Isbn 978‐0‐299‐33724‐7. The Russian Review (2023)

slavic languageschristian practicereligious educationreligious tourismsociology of religionreligious groupspeasant studiescomparative religioninterfaithintellectual historyinterdisciplinary historyreligious studiesphilosophy of religionreligionscientific study of religioncultural historyinternational historyreligious researchhistoryideologysocial historypolitical history

Scott Kenworthy

social changenorth african studiesreligious studiescomparative religionreligionsocial gospelhistorical reviewcultural historysocial historysocial movementssociology of religionreligious pluralismfirst nationorthodox pastoral movementhistoryanthropology

Christianity and the Orthodox Church in Russia, Ukraine, and Eastern Europe: Historical Insights for Current Religious Realities. Church History (2022)

Scott M. Kenworthy

current religious realitieschristian practiceeastern europehistorical insightsreligious studiesreligionorthodox churchhistory

The Eastern Orthodox Church. a New History. by John Anthony Mcguckin. Pp. VIII + 352. New Haven–London: Yale University Press, 2020. £25. 978 0 300 21876 3. The Journal of Ecclesiastical History (2022)

Scott M. Kenworthy

intellectual historyhistorical methodologyinterdisciplinary historyreligious studieshistorical reviewcultural historysocial historyhistoryeastern orthodox church

Understanding World Christianity: Russia. (2021)

Scott M. KenworthyAlexander S. Agadjanian

religious studiesreligion

Russian Orthodox Monasticism From 988 to 1917. Oxford University Press eBooks (2020)

Scott M. Kenworthy

slavic languagesrussian orthodox monasticismreligious studiescomparative religionreligion

The Eastern Traditions Today. Oxford University Press eBooks (2020)

Scott M. Kenworthy

eastern traditions todayeast asian studies

The Name-Glorifiers (Imiaslavie) Controversy. (2020)

Scott M. Kenworthy

artidentity (social science)culture

The Revival of the Name-Glorifiers Debate in Post-Soviet Russia. Religion State & Society (2020)

Scott M. Kenworthy

name-glorifiers debatereligious studiesreligionsociology of religionpost-soviet russia

The Russian Orthodox Church, 1917–1948: From Decline to Resurrection. Canadian Slavonic Papers (2018)

Scott M. Kenworthy

slavic languagesreligious studiescomparative religionreligionrussian orthodox church

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Scott Kenworthy

Professor

Miami University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Science

Department of History

Scott Kenworthy is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Professor at Miami University.

Honors

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Miami University

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Scott Kenworthy

Christianity and the Orthodox Church in Russia, Ukraine, and Eastern Europe: Historical Insights for Current Religious Realities. Church History (2022)

Scott M. Kenworthy

current religious realitieschristian practiceeastern europehistorical insightsreligious studiesreligionorthodox churchhistory

Scott M. Kenworthy

intellectual historyhistorical methodologyinterdisciplinary historyreligious studieshistorical reviewcultural historysocial historyhistoryeastern orthodox church

Understanding World Christianity: Russia. (2021)

Scott M. KenworthyAlexander S. Agadjanian

religious studiesreligion

Russian Orthodox Monasticism From 988 to 1917. Oxford University Press eBooks (2020)

Scott M. Kenworthy

slavic languagesrussian orthodox monasticismreligious studiescomparative religionreligion

The Eastern Traditions Today. Oxford University Press eBooks (2020)

Scott M. Kenworthy

eastern traditions todayeast asian studies

The Name-Glorifiers (Imiaslavie) Controversy. (2020)

Scott M. Kenworthy

artidentity (social science)culture

The Revival of the Name-Glorifiers Debate in Post-Soviet Russia. Religion State & Society (2020)

Scott M. Kenworthy

name-glorifiers debatereligious studiesreligionsociology of religionpost-soviet russia

The Russian Orthodox Church, 1917–1948: From Decline to Resurrection. Canadian Slavonic Papers (2018)

Scott M. Kenworthy

slavic languagesreligious studiescomparative religionreligionrussian orthodox church

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