Bruce Lincoln

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Bruce Lincoln is an American historian of religions known for his critical studies of myth, ritual, and the political uses of religious discourse.

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instanceOf historian of religions
person
religious studies scholar
approach critical theory approach to religion
historical approach to religious discourse
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Haverford College NERFINISHED
University of Chicago
employer University of Chicago
fieldOfWork Indo-European studies NERFINISHED
comparative religion
history of religions
myth and ideology
myth studies
political uses of religious discourse
religious studies
ritual studies
genre academic non-fiction
hasAcademicDegree PhD in the history of religions
hasRole critic of ideology in religious discourse
theorist of myth
influenced contemporary myth theorists
scholars of religion and politics
influencedBy Georges Dumézil NERFINISHED
Mircea Eliade NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf University of Chicago Divinity School faculty NERFINISHED
notableFor analysis of political uses of religious discourse
contributions to the history of religions
critical studies of myth
critical studies of ritual
notableWork “Authority: Construction and Corrosion” NERFINISHED
“Discourse and the Construction of Society” NERFINISHED
“Holy Terrors: Thinking about Religion after September 11” NERFINISHED
“Myth, Cosmos, and Society” NERFINISHED
“Priests, Warriors, and Cattle” NERFINISHED
“Theorizing Myth” NERFINISHED
occupation historian of religions
university professor
positionHeld Professor of the History of Religions at the University of Chicago
writesAbout comparative mythology
ideology
myth
religion and politics
ritual

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Lincoln hasNotableBearer Bruce Lincoln