“Inside His Idiom:” E. M. Forster’s T. S. Eliot by Jason FINCH

“…Over time, Forster came to see Eliot as self-deceiving and harmed by his attachment to conservative Christianity. If Eliot drew on Forster’s work it was early in his career, before The Waste Land. …”
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Christianity in Transformation: The rise of African Christianity among the AmaXhosa of the Eastern Cape by J. Mokhoathi

“…It appears that conservative Christians, in particular, undermine this realism. …”
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 “Sincerely Held Religious Beliefs”: Media Representation and Rhetorical Strategy During Arizona’s SB 1062 Controversy by Elizabeth Lowry

“…I draw on rhetorician Kenneth Burke’s theory of dramatism to analyze oppositional media discourses around SB 1062—in particular the conservative Christian strategy to frame SB 1062 as a matter of religious freedom. …”
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Coups de pieds en talons hauts : politiques du corps et performancescapes dans les scènes drag et ballroom grecques contemporaines by Natalia Koutsougera, Amalia Maria Kontou

“…Very often these appropriations are read as “in war with Greekness” (Ieropoulos, 2018) and embody the archetype of the modern “deviant” and blaspheme in the eyes of the conservative Christian Orthodox Greek society. In a similar vein, modern voguers dress up in awkward costumes, which distort images of extravagant pop femininity, to publicly perform combative and excessive dips in high heels. …”
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