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Religious Experience by Amber L. Griffioen (review)

SPIRITUS | 22.2 cal, focused only on self-care. While I did wonder if she was at times grinding her axe against neoliberalism a bit too strongly in her choice of ethnographic cases and their interpretation, I came away overall with very sobering questions about spirituality in America and the degree to which other instances of spirituality (say those that are still more closely connected with normative religious traditions and institutions) might be subject to the same kind of interrogation. In sum, this is a valuable, if troubling, addition to a growing literature on spirituality in America.