Pilgrimage is found in most religious cultures, from Saudi Arabia, Mexico, and India, to France, Spain, and Japan. In this Very Short Introduction Ian Reader explores the key themes of pilgrimage throughout the ages, considering its various forms and its identity as a 'spiritual tourism' industry, to explain why it has remained so popular.
Pilgrimage is found in most religious cultures, from Saudi Arabia, Mexico, and India, to France, Spain, and Japan. In this Very Short Introduction Ian Reader explores the key themes of pilgrimage throughout the ages, considering its various forms and its identity as a 'spiritual tourism' industry, to explain why it has remained so popular.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ian Reader is Professor Emeritus, University of Manchester. He has held several previous posts at other universities, including the University of Lancaster, UK, the Nordic Institute for Asian Studies, Denmark, the University of Hawaii, USA, and Kansai Gaidai University, Japan. He has published several books and numerous articles on Japanese religious dynamics and practices, including Making Pilgrimages: Meaning and Practice in Shikoku (University of Hawaii Press, 2005), Pilgrimage in the Marketplace (Routledge, 2013), an edited volume Pilgrimage in the Japanese Tradition (with Paul L. Swanson, as a special edition of the Japanese Journal of Religious Studies, 1997), and several journal articles and book chapters.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Introduction: the multiple forms of pilgrimage 2: Examining pilgrimage: forms, types, and interpretations 3: Pilgrimages worldwide: a global and historical outline 4: Motives and means: Asceticism and the package tour 5: Tourism, entertainment, relics, and souvenirs 6: Modern developments, secular sites, and the reshaping of pilgrimage 7: Conclusion: an ever-changing phenomenon Further reading Index
1: Introduction: the multiple forms of pilgrimage 2: Examining pilgrimage: forms, types, and interpretations 3: Pilgrimages worldwide: a global and historical outline 4: Motives and means: Asceticism and the package tour 5: Tourism, entertainment, relics, and souvenirs 6: Modern developments, secular sites, and the reshaping of pilgrimage 7: Conclusion: an ever-changing phenomenon Further reading Index
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