New Religious Movements: Challenge & Response is the most comprehensive, wide-ranging study on the phenomena and impact of new religions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr Bryan Wilson is a Fellow Emeritus of All Souls College, Oxford. He is the author of numerous books on new religious movements. His most recent publications include, Scientology, The Social Dimensions of Sectarianism and Religion in Sociological Perspectives.
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Foreword Jamie Cresswell Institute of Oriental Philosophy European Centre Introduction Bryan R. Wilson All Souls College Oxford Chapter 1. New Religious Movements: Their Incidence and Significance Eileen Barker London School of Economics Chapter 2. The Easternization of the west Colin Campbell University of York Chapter 3. Prosperity and the New Age Movement: The Efficacy of Spiritual Economics Paul Heelas University of Lancaster Chapter 4. New Religious Movements: the Legal Dimension Anthony Bradney University of Leicester Chapter 5. The Mass Media and New Religious Movements James Beckford University of Warwick Chapter 6. New Religious Movements and Mental Health Lawrence Lilliston & Gary Shepherd Oakland University Michigan USA Chapter 7. Women in New Religious Movements Elizabeth Puttick British-American College London Chapter 8. New Religious Movements and the Churches Very Rev. Colin Slee Provost of Southwark Chapter 9. Damanhur: A Magical Community in Italy Massimo Introvigne CESNUR Turin Chapter 10. Japanese New Religious Movements in Brazil: From Ethnic to 'Universal' Religions Peter Clarke King's College London Chapter 11. Anti-Cultists in the United States: An Historical Perspective J. Gordon Melton University of California Santa Barbara Chapter 12. The Response to New Religious Movements in Eastern Germany after Re-unification Frank Usarski Efurt Pedagogische Hochschule Chapter 13. Britain's Anti-Cult Movement George Chryssides University of Wolverhampton.
Foreword Jamie Cresswell Institute of Oriental Philosophy European Centre Introduction Bryan R. Wilson All Souls College Oxford Chapter 1. New Religious Movements: Their Incidence and Significance Eileen Barker London School of Economics Chapter 2. The Easternization of the west Colin Campbell University of York Chapter 3. Prosperity and the New Age Movement: The Efficacy of Spiritual Economics Paul Heelas University of Lancaster Chapter 4. New Religious Movements: the Legal Dimension Anthony Bradney University of Leicester Chapter 5. The Mass Media and New Religious Movements James Beckford University of Warwick Chapter 6. New Religious Movements and Mental Health Lawrence Lilliston & Gary Shepherd Oakland University Michigan USA Chapter 7. Women in New Religious Movements Elizabeth Puttick British-American College London Chapter 8. New Religious Movements and the Churches Very Rev. Colin Slee Provost of Southwark Chapter 9. Damanhur: A Magical Community in Italy Massimo Introvigne CESNUR Turin Chapter 10. Japanese New Religious Movements in Brazil: From Ethnic to 'Universal' Religions Peter Clarke King's College London Chapter 11. Anti-Cultists in the United States: An Historical Perspective J. Gordon Melton University of California Santa Barbara Chapter 12. The Response to New Religious Movements in Eastern Germany after Re-unification Frank Usarski Efurt Pedagogische Hochschule Chapter 13. Britain's Anti-Cult Movement George Chryssides University of Wolverhampton.
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