WHAT IS SYNDICATE?

Syndicate is a discursive network of scholarship in the humanities. 

 

By transforming the model of the academic journal—which continues to be conceived in terms of quarterly print editions focused on essays and brief book reviews—and re-conceiving it in the more personal and comprehensive terms of digital and social media, Syndicate provides a new forum for academic discourse. Modeled upon conference symposia, these dialogues focus on particular books and provide substantial critical engagement from a group of scholars whose interest intersect upon the book being featured. These forums are intended to provide significant attention and space for ongoing dialogue between these participants, and ultimately the theological guild at large. We hope that the conversations of Syndicate will serve to revive the original aim of theological publication, which was to promote the common cause of the humanities within the nexus of robust discourse while at the same time drawing critical attention to significant and recent publications. 

WHO IS SYNDICATE?

Sean Larsen

Editor in Chief

Christian Amondson

Managing Editor

A.J. Walton

University of Virginia

Brandy Daniels

University of Portland

Catherine Keller

Drew University

 

Chris Tilling

St Mellitus College

 

Eboni Marshall Turman

Yale Divinity School

 

Kara Slade

Duke University

 

Kenneth Oakes

University of Notre Dame

Linn Marie Tonstad

Yale Divinity School

 

Loida I. Martell-Otero

Palmer Theological Seminary

 

Raymond Carr

Pepperdine University

Reggie Williams

McCormick Theological Seminary

Robin Parry

Wipf and Stock Publishers

Stephen E. Fowl

Loyola University Maryland

 

Tina Beattie

University of Roehampton

 

Ward Blanton

University of Kent

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