Kristin Beise
Kiblinger
Associate Professor, Religious Studies
Director, International
Studies Minor
Kinard Hall 324 (primary office)
803-323-4650 (primary phone)
Bancroft G07 (INTS office)
803-323-3018 (INTS
phone)
kiblingerk@winthrop.edu
Selected Recent Scholarship
(Rev. 1/16/13):
Buddhist Inclusivism: Attitudes Towards Religious
Others
(Ashgate, 2005)
"Buddhist Stances Towards Others: Types, Examples,
Considerations" in Schmidt-Leukel, ed.,
Buddhist Attitudes to Other Religions (EOS
Verlag, 2008)
"Relating Theology of Religions and Comparative
Theology" in Clooney, ed., The
New Comparative Theology: Interreligious Insights
From the Next Generation
(Continuum, 2010)
"Caputo's Ghosts, Vasubandhu's Illusions, and
Comparative Theology as Hauntology,"
Annual
Comparative Theology Lecture, Center for the Study
of World Religions,
Harvard University (October 19, 2011)
"From Ontological to Soteric,"
Postmetaphysical Comparative Theology Panel,
National
American Academy of Religion
Conference, San Francisco (November 20, 2011)
"Comparative Theology as
Repeating with a Difference: Deconstruction,
Yogacara Buddhism,
and our Conditioned Condition,"
forthcoming in The Harvard Theological Review
(accepted
January 2013)
Review of Buddhist and Christian?: An
Exploration of Dual Belonging by Rose Drew,
underway
for Modern Believing
Spring
2013 Office
Hours:
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Monday & Wednesday 9:30-11:30 in Kinard
324 (primary office); Thursday 3:30-4:30 in
Bancroft Annex G07 (International Studies
office)
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and by appointment
Classes
offered in Spring 2013:
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RELG 300-001 (double section): Intro to World Religions
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RELG 220: Reading
Biblical Texts
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