
Prof of Sociology @WheatonCollege. Sociologist of suburbs, religion and place, McMansions, suburbs & TV, and emerging adults & SNS. Blogger @LSociable.
Joined June 2015
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Replying to @bennorquist
@bennorquist and I wanted maps to be part of the cover of Every Somewhere Sacred from the beginning. Maps can help tell us about the world. People use them to find their way. They are also used to define borders and what land a nation claims. They help us define places.
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Replying to @bennorquist
@bennorquist and I are excited to soon reveal the cover of our forthcoming book Every Somewhere Sacred: Rescuing a Theology of Place in the American Imagination with @ivpacademic (out June 16, 2026). What about the cover would you like to hear more about? @ivpress
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Replying to @CarolineKisiel
@CarolineKisiel and I wrote an article - "Property and Racial Exclusion in Illinois: Patterns and Practices from Colonial Slavery to Suburban Marginalization, 1720s-2010s" - just out in the newest issue of the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society. Link...
Happy to see this article on patterns in over 300 teardowns in Naperville, Illinois is in print at the Journal of Urban Design. tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1…
Odd but considered. teapaw.org/LSociable/status/61920…
LSpost: "Sociologist proposed moving Hong Kong's population to Northern Ireland" bit.ly/1frrpHE
Source for a possible undergraduate sociology paper... teapaw.org/LSociable/status/61440…
LSpost: "Applying Weber's concept of disenchantment to Jurassic World" bit.ly/1NiC8P0


