Religious Studies Review

View a collection of videos on Professor Wilson entitled "On the Relation of Science and the Humanities"In his new preface E. O. Wilson reflects on how he came to write this book: how "The Insect Societies" led him to write "Sociobiology," and how the political and religious uproar that engulfed that book persuaded him to write another book that would better explain the relevance of biology to the understanding of human behavior.

Book reviewed in this article: THE MAKING OF THE MODERN UNIVERSITY: INTELLECTUAL TRANSFORMATION AND THE MARGINALIZATION OF MORALITY By Julie A. Reuben THE UNIVERSITY GETS RELIGION: RELIGIOUS STUDIES IN AMERICAN HIGHER EDUCATION By D. G. Hart ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND CHRISTIAN SCHOLARSHIP By Anthony J. Diekema RELIGION IN HIGHER EDUCATION: THE POLITICS OF THE MULTI-FAITH CAMPUS By Sophie Gilliat-Ray HIGHER LEARNING AND CATHOLIC TRADITIONS Edited by Robert E. Sullivan QUALITY WITH SOUL: HOW SIX PREMIER COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES KEEP FAITH WITH THEIR RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS By Robert Benne RELIGION ON CAMPUS: WHAT RELIGION REALLY MEANS TO TODAY'S UNDERGRADUATES By Conrad Cherry, Betty A. DeBerg, and Amanda Porterfield CATHOLIC WOMEN'S COLLEGES IN AMERICA Edited by Tracy Schier and Cynthia Russett THE IDEA OF A CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY By George Dennis O'Brien RELIGIOUS STUDIES, THEOLOGY, AND THE UNIVERSITY: CONFLICTING MAPS, CHANGING TERRAIN Edited by Line11 E. Cady and Delwin Brown

Book reviewed in this article: THE HERMENEUTICS OF SACRED ARCHITECTURE: EXPERIENCE, INTERPRETATION, COMPARISON (2 volumes) By Lindsay Jones TEMPLES OF GRACE: THE MATERIAL TRANSFORMATION OF CONNECTICUT'S CHURCHES, 1790–1840 By Gretchen Buggeln WHEN CHURCH BECAME THEATRE: THE TRANSFORMATION OF EVANGELICAL ARCHITECTURE AND WORSHIP IN THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY AMERICA By Jeanne Kilde PRAYERS IN STONE: CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ARCHITECTURE IN THE UNITED STATES, 1894–1930 By Paul Eli Ivey SHUL WITH A POOL: THE “SYNAGOGUE-CENTER” IN AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY By David Kaufman MYTHS IN STONE: RELIGIOUS DIMENSIONS OF WASHINGTON, D.C. By Jeffrey F. Meyer UGLY AS SIN: WHY THEY CHANGED OUR CHURCHES FROM SACRED PLACES TO MEETING SPACES AND HOW WE CAN CHANGE THEM BACK AGAIN By Michael S. Rose BUILDING FROM BELIEF: ADVANCE, RETREAT, AND COMPROMISE IN THE REMAKING OF CATHOLIC CHURCH ARCHITECTURE By Michael E. DeSanctis ARCHITECTURE IN COMMUNION: IMPLEMENTING THE SECOND VATICAN COUNCIL THROUGH LITURGY AND ARCHITECTURE By Steven J. Schloeder