The term “culture war” is often used to describe the relationship between evangelical Christianity
and movements like feminism. Given the increasing dependence of religious groups on online
media, analysis of the discourse therein offers an effective means of examining patterns within
Christian discourse about feminism. The current study exa…[Read more]

While some limited studies exist examining philosophy texts (Bloor, 1996; Hyland, 2005), these focus exclusively on the analytic tradition. This study makes explicit the ‘great divide’ between analytic and continental philosophy by examining how the importance of clarity in analytic philosophy, largely connected to its alignment with sci…[Read more]

Many course providers in a variety of fields have chosen to include a required reflective practice assignment for purposes of instilling a spirit of professional development. However, the very notion of forced and evaluated self-exploration raises certain moral and practical issues that cannot be avoided. Relying on recent research at a Trinity…[Read more]