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Kim Knibbe is an Associate Professor at the University of Groningen, specializing in Anthropology, Sociology, and Religion. His work is grounded in ethnographic research and theorizes the ways religion interacts with contemporary societies, particularly focusing on themes of gender, sexuality, and reproduction. He conducts ongoing collaborative research examining experiences related to pregnancy and motherhood in various cultural contexts including the Philippines, Kenya, and the Netherlands. His research critically engages with both religious and secular approaches to preventing unintended pregnancies and supports those who are unintentionally pregnant. Knibbe's scholarly interests extend to Catholicism, spirituality in the Netherlands, and Nigerian Pentecostalism within Europe. He has published numerous theoretical and methodological reflections on studying religion ethnographically and encourages students to explore qualitative research methods in their projects, especially in relation to contemporary spirituality, gender issues, and kinship concerns regarding motherhood and pregnancy.
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