- Susan Berry Brill de Ramirez (published as Susan B. Brill). Conversive Relationality in Bahá'í Scholarship: Centering the Sacred and Decentering the Self (1995). Ways in which Bahá’í scholars might follow the process of consecration by centering the sacred within and decentering the self out of academic work; a conversive model of communication and scholarship is rooted in the sacred, emphasizing relationality. Articles.
- Sandra S. Fotos, Stephen R. Friberg, Susan Berry Brill de Ramirez. "Conversive Relationality in Bahá'í Scholarship," by Susan B. Brill: Commentaries and Response (1998). Reviews.
- Susan Berry Brill de Ramirez. Conversive Turn in Bahá'í Scripture, The: An Intersubjective Communications Model for Bridging Global Diversity (2007). Communications which manifest equality of participants bring diverse persons and elements of the world together. Bahá'í consultation exemplifies the capacity of language to transform the world through the unifying power of interpersonal connections. Articles.
- Iraj Ayman, Susan Berry Brill de Ramirez, M. K. Rohani. "On Human Origins: A Bahá'í Perspective," by Craig Loehle: Commentary and Responses (1991). Ayman comments (1) on determinism vs. fate and (2) that Loehle's article doesn't take into account the original meanings in Arabic and Persian of the word for "chance." Brill and Rohani reply with observations about translation and interpretation. Reviews.
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