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Your host Zelda Reed returns after a fruitful summer hiatus to talk with artist and scholar R. Jamin about lesbians in the 19th century spiritualist spaces and why this movement became a refuge for queerness. If you're curious about marginalized sexualities in religious studies, or how spiritualism was built by the alphabet mafia, this episode is for you. Since Zelda and R couldn't get enough of the subject matter, this is an extra enriching two part special, with the first episode setting the groundwork for the deep dive that is episode two.
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More info on R. Jamin and their works can be found at rjamin.net
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Support Fringe Religion at patreon.com/FringeReligion
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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
By Zelda ReedYour host Zelda Reed returns after a fruitful summer hiatus to talk with artist and scholar R. Jamin about lesbians in the 19th century spiritualist spaces and why this movement became a refuge for queerness. If you're curious about marginalized sexualities in religious studies, or how spiritualism was built by the alphabet mafia, this episode is for you. Since Zelda and R couldn't get enough of the subject matter, this is an extra enriching two part special, with the first episode setting the groundwork for the deep dive that is episode two.
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More info on R. Jamin and their works can be found at rjamin.net
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Support Fringe Religion at patreon.com/FringeReligion
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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.