Varieties of conversion: spiritual transformation in the Buffyverse / Jeremy R. Ricketts
The harrowing of hell: "Anne" and the Greek paschal tradition in conversation / Hope K. Bartel and Timothy E. G. Bartel
Mary and Buffy walk into a bar: the virgin deity and Buffy the vampire slayer / Valerie Mayhew
"Oh ... my ... goddess": witchcraft, magick, and thealogy in Buffy the Vampire Slayer / Jason Lawton Winslade
Apocalypse now and again: The apocalyptic paradigm and the meaning of life and (Un)death in Buffy the vampire slayer / Roslyn Weaver
Who's afraid of the big, black wolf? racial identity and the irrationality of religious belief in firefly and Serenity / Desire de Jesus
"You're welcome on my boat, God ain't": ethical foundations in the Whedonverse / Dean A. Kowalski
Actives, affectivity, and the soul: interpreting Dollhouse through the phenomenology of Michel Henry / J. Leavitt Pearl
Just to love and be loved in return: identity and love in the Dollhouse / Julie Clawson
"There's no place I can be": Whedon, Augustine, and the earthly city / Susanne E. Foster and James B. South
To assemble or to shrug? power, responsibility, and SAcrifice in Marvel's The Avengers / Russell W. Dalton
National treasures: Joss Whedon's assembling of exceptional Avengers / John C. McDowell
As it ever was ... so shall it never be: penal substitutionary atonement theory and violence in The cabin in the woods / J. Ryan Parker
"I'm sorry I ... ended the world": eschatology, nihilism, and hope in The cabin in the Woods / W. Scott Poole.
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Joss Whedon and religion : essays on an angry atheist's explorations of the sacred. ISBN 9780786472901. Published by McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers in 2013. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
