Tagged: Lisa Sideris

Tempus Fugit: Monarchs, Mentors, and Mysteries

When I reflect on my debt to the International Society for the Study of Religion, Nature, and Culture, what often comes to mind is butterflies. Specifically, monarch butterflies. I don’t recall precisely how or when I became aware of the ISSRNC—though it was surely through religion scholar Bron Taylor. But the first conference I attended was the 2008 gathering in Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico…

new ISSRNC books

For the Wild & Consecrating Science

We are excited to share two new publications from ISSRNC members Sarah Pike and Lisa Sideris. Pike’s new book, For The Wild: Ritual and...