Darlene Juschka
Darlene Juschka is an associate professor of Women's Studies and Religious Studies at the University of Regina in Saskatchewan. She teaches such courses as Mapping Gender; Mapping Sexuality; Feminist Epistemologies; Feminism, Women and Globalization; Gender, Race and Sexuality in Popular Culture; Religions of Greece and Rome; Religion after Modernity; Symbol, Myth and Ritual; and Religion and Animals. She is currently completing a monogram, Political Bodies, Body Politic: The Semiotics of Gender, and published the edited text Feminism and the Study of Religion (Continuum, 2001). Recent article publications consist of 1.Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down: Waking up in Women's Studies. In Mathieu Courville (ed.), Reaching the Other Shore: Open Letters to Young Scholars of Religion, 157-168. London: Continuum, 2007.2. Interdisciplinarity in Religious and Women's Studies. Studies in Religion. 35/3-4 (2006): 389-399.3. Spectacles of Gender: Enacting the Masculine in Ancient Rome and Modern Cinema. Religious Studies and Theology, Special Volume: Materializing Roman Religion. Guest Editor Lisa Hughes, 24 (1) 2005: 75-110.4. Gender. In John Hinnells (ed.), The Routledge Companion to the Study of Religion, 225-238. London and New York: Routledge, 2005.5. Cladistics, Morphologies, Taxonomies and the Comparative Study of Religion. Method and Theory in the Study of Religion 16 (1), 2004: 12-23.6. The Writing of Ethnography: Magical Realism and Michael Taussig. Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory 4 (4), 2003: 84-105;.7. Whose Turn is it to Cook?: Victor Turner's Communitas and Pilgrimage Questioned. Mosaic: A Journal for the Interdisciplinary Study of Literature 36 (4), 2003: 189-204.