Integral [+] Facticity

References & further reading:https://medium.com/integral-facticity/revisiting-the-life-work-thought-of-michael-brooks-w-matt-mcmanus-55221171ecd1

References & further reading:https://medium.com/integral-facticity/daniel-tutt-on-religion-family-the-future-of-the-left-6850ee1a02c4

References & further reading:https://medium.com/integral-facticity/towards-a-new-structuralism-humanism-w-matt-flisfeder-45ca6fd3e012

References & further reading:The Future of Religious Studies & Metamodernism w/ Jason A.J. Storm | by Erik Haines | Integral [+] Facticity | Feb, 2023 | Medium

Jung, Goddard College & Religious Studies in Canada w/ Francis X Charet | by Erik Haines | Integral Facticity | Dec, 2022 | MediumIntegral Humanitas | Erik Haines | Substack

References and further reading:Matt McManus on Rethinking Religion in the Postmodern Era | by Erik Haines | Integral Facticity | Nov, 2022 | MediumIntegral Humanitas | Erik Haines | Substack |

Matteo Bortolini is associate professor of sociology at the University of Padova, Italy. His principal areas of research are the sociology of knowledge and sociological theory, with particular focus on intellectuals, history of disciplines, social practices, and reputational processes.References and further reading:Matteo Bortolini on Robert Bellah, Religion, & his legacy for the Left | by Erik Haines | Integral Facticity | Oct, 2022 | Medium

Galen Watts is currently a guest Professor with Special Appointment and Banting Postdoctoral Fellow, based at KU Leuven. His research interests include religion, culture, and politics, and how they intersect in contemporary society. He is also interested in the sources of belonging, solidarity, and meaning in modernity, and how these influence degrees of well-being and justice in liberal democracies.References and further reading:Galen Watts on Robert Bellah, Romantic Liberalism & the Myth of Disenchantment | by Erik Haines | Integral Facticity | Oct, 2022 | Medium