On Friday 30 June at 17:30 I will participate in a terrific session organized by the great Armando Salvatore: "What Makes a Global Intellectual? The Joyful Seriousness of Robert Bellah" (room 208, Melbourne Convention Centre) ISA

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I have a pretty little article out! Writing a few comments on Matteo Bortolini 's book made me think about what happens when we, as scholars, become "sidekicks" of a larger project, and how being a sidekick transforms us. Check it out on the American Sociologist link.springer.com/article/10.100…

I should have written this article following my pod conversations with @Galen_Watts & Matteo Bortolini on Robert Bellah.😂 #integralfacticity #integralhumanism commonwealmagazine.org/civil-theology…

My review of Matteo Bortolini’s great biography of Robert Bellah is up at Reading Religion! Available from Princeton University Press readingreligion.org/9780691204406/

My first article from my GEERTZ project is finally OUT! Who is interested might download a free PDF from this link! tandfonline.com/eprint/SBG8HYC…

The last paper of the American Sociologist symposium on "A Joyfully Serious Man", by the American theologian, Harlan Stelmach, is finally out. Now, hold your breath for my supercalifragilisticexpialidocious rejoinder, out in a few days. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Not a cover image but Matteo Bortolini’s biography of Bellah has a great image of a very 1980s ad for Habits of the Heart in American Sociological Review …

The Issue concludes with a memorable conversation between Neil Gross and Matteo Bortolini on “Intellectuals, Pragmatism, and the Craft of Sociology". Enjoy!

Happy, honored, and humbled to start my fellowship at CURA tomorrow! I will be in Boston for an entire months, doing research and meeting a lot of new people! bu.edu/cura/faculty-s…

🔊Out today 🔊 The new Issue of Sociologica (Vol. 18 No. 1) is out and freely available at this link: sociologica.unibo.it/issue/view/1279 Inside you will find, among other things, this amazing Symposium co-edited by Matteo Bortolini and Andrea Cossu.

“Circu.I.T.I.N.G.-Circulation of Ideas and Things within Intellectual networks around the Globe”, coordinated by Matteo Bortolini Matteo Bortolini, is a new exciting MoHu PSD Project focused on the circulation of ideas from a processual & historical perspective: mobilityandhumanities.it/2024/06/28/cir…

He's dropped Harris for Hegel.

It's a great joy and a humbling experience to report that I've just been granted a Research Fellowship at the Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine. I will travel to Cambridge, New York, Sleepy Hollow, Philadelphia, and DC in 2025. See you there! Consortium #HistSTM

Scarsa l'affluenza in Liguria. Nessuno si fidava a entrare in una scuola piena di poliziotti. [eddie.murchy]

My book review of Ismail Fajrie Alatas 's great book has just been published on Reading Religion. A wonderful book on Indonesian Islam and much more! readingreligion.org/9780691204314/…

A couple of days ago rev. Mariann Budde gave the first Robert Bellah Lecture at the Berkeley GTU. Enjoy! youtube.com/live/HsynDr_th…

Ho scritto con Luca Martignani e Serena Dibiase un articolo su un luogo dimenticato iltascabile.com/linguaggi/embr…

[🆕NEW ARTICLE (AHEAD OF PRESS)] Matteo Bortolini (University of Padova), ““The first experiment in a transnational dialog”: Il Caso Italiano and the 1970s crisis of the social sciences” IHR (2025). doi.org/10.1080/174969….