Religious Body Imagined

Pamela D. Winfield is Professor of Buddhist Studies at Elon University. Mina Garcia is Professor of Spanish in the Department of World Languages and Cultures at Elon University. Katherine C. Zubko is Professor of Religious Studies and NEH Distinguished Professor of the Humanities (2018-23) at University of North Carolina Asheville. Pamela D. Winfield is Professor of Buddhist Studies at Elon University. Mina Garcia is Professor of Spanish in the Department of World Languages and Cultures at Elon University. Katherine C. Zubko is Professor of Religious Studies and NEH Distinguished Professor of the Humanities (2018-23) at University of North Carolina Asheville. Pamela D. Winfield is Professor of Buddhist Studies at Elon University. Mina Garcia is Professor of Spanish in the Department of World Languages and Cultures at Elon University. Katherine C. Zubko is Professor of Religious Studies and NEH Distinguished Professor of the Humanities (2018-23) at University of North Carolina Asheville.

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