On moving across: translocative religion and the interpreter's position

Tweed, Thomas A.

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“…To some extent negotiations between me and the organizations continued throughout fieldwork but, in general, restrictions relaxed the more comfortable they became with my presence amongst them. Both in relation to the organizations and to the volunteers, however, I continued to occupy something of an in-between position: moving between insider and outsider, believer and non-believer, participant and observer (Tweed 2002). My positioning was not only my doing, but also depended on the particular volunteers whom I was interviewing, how well they knew me, and how they understood where I was coming from.…”

Section: At the Embassy 2012mentioning

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Walking on the Pages of the Word of God

Engberg¹

2019

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Fees are subject to change. This book is printed on acid-free paper and produced in a sustainable manner. This is an open access title distributed under the terms of the CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 License, which permits any non-commercial use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided no alterations are made and the original author(s) and source are credited. Contents Acknowledgments ix List of Interviews xi 1 Introduction 1 Walking on the Pages of the Word of God 4

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Section: At the Embassy 2012mentioning

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Walking on the Pages of the Word of God

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2019

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“…That monk who has completely cut off his thirst, Having dried up the swift-flowing stream of desire, Leaves behind this life and the next, Just as a snake leaves behind his old, worn-out skin. (Sn 3) 18 16 Tweed, Thomas A. 2002.…”

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Early Buddhist Transmission and Trade Networks

Neelis¹

2011

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“…They help remind us of the human potential for change and transformation. We often come to view these ecstatics through the prism of our own positionality, life experiences, expectations, and fields of study (Tweed 2002). The authors in this volume explore the various ways in which transformation occurs.…”

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Negotiating Transcendence

Marshall

2003

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On moving across: translocative religion and the interpreter's position

Cited by 21 publications

References 9 publications

Walking on the Pages of the Word of God

Walking on the Pages of the Word of God

Early Buddhist Transmission and Trade Networks

Negotiating Transcendence

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