Friday, April 22: Dawn Eschenauer Chow, “Analogy, Similarity, and Polysemy: On the Irrelevance of ‘Words Said in Different Senses’ in Accounts of Religious Language”

Join us this Friday, April 22, for a workshop with Dawn Eschenauer Chow (Chicago) on her paper “Analogy, Similarity, and Polysemy: On the Irrelevance of ‘Words Said in Different Senses’ in Accounts of Religious Language.”

The paper is available here.

As usual, we meet 1:30-4:20pm in Wieboldt 408.