The Oxford Encyclopedia of Religion in America

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Produktbeschreibung

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Religion in America is a groundbreaking collection of 111 detailed scholarly articles that address a wide range of topics in American religious history and culture, written by experts in their fields. It utilizes cutting edge categories of scholarly research to identify the crucial themes, events, people, places, and ideas that have constituted the rich history of religion in America and arranges those categories into fiveinterrelated sections: Space, Religious Ideas, Race and Ethnicity, Public Life, and Empire.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
• Seitenzahl: 2104
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. September 2018
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 274mm x 201mm x 145mm
• Gewicht: 5126g
• ISBN-13: 9780190456160
• ISBN-10: 0190456167
• Artikelnr.: 53303640

Autorenporträt

John Corrigan is Lucius Moody Bristol Distinguished Professor of Religion and Professor of History, Florida State University. He is the author of numerous books on religion in America, religion and emotion, and the spatial humanities. He is the editor of the Chicago History of American Religion book series at the University of Chicago Press and coeditor of the Spatial Humanities book series at Indiana University Press. Among his previous OUP books are The Prism of Piety (1991), Religion and Emotion: Approaches and Interpretations (2004), The Oxford Handbook of Religion and Emotion (2006), and, as coeditor with Amanda Porterfield and Darren Grem, The Business Turn in American Religious History (2015).

Inhaltsangabe

* Space
* Overview
* Spatial Approaches to American Religious Studies
* Built Spaces
* Space, Architecture, and American Religious Diversity
* Spatial Strategies of American Megachurches
* Freemasonry's Sacred Space in America
* Regions
* Place and Spirituality in the Pacific Northwest
* Mormonism and Deseret
* Environments
* Natural Space and Religion in North America
* Urban Space and Religion in the United States
* Cyberspace and Religion in America
* Movement
* The Black Atlantic and the African Diaspora
* Religious Parades and Processions in America
* Religious Pilgrimages in the United States
* Tourism to Sacred Places in America: A Spatial Analysis
* Contest and Controversy
* Spatial Politics and American Religious Pluralism
* Space and Church-State Controversies in America
* The Eruv as Contested Jewish Space in North America
* Spatial Constructions of the American Secular
* Religious Ideas
* God, Humanity, the World, and the Arc of History
* Agency, Voluntarism, and Predestination in American Religion
* American Narratives of Sin and Salvation
* Primitivism in America
* Apocalypticism in U.S. History
* Ideas of the Afterlife in American Religion
* Nature and Religion in America
* Science and Religion in America
* Religious Practice and Experience
* Martyrdom and Religion in North America
* Healing and Religion in the United States
* Revivals, Awakenings, and Conversion in American Protestantism
* Gender, Marriage, and Sexual Purity in American Religious History
* Feeling of Emptiness in American Religions
* Wealth, Poverty, and Prosperity
* Religion, Charity, and Philanthropy in America
* Social Christianity in America
* The Prosperity Gospel in America
* The Making of "Outsiders" and "Insiders" in American History
* The Idea of Black Religion
* Mormonism
* Nativism and Religion in America
* Religion, Modernity, and Assimilation in America
* Moderation in American Religion
* Hinduism in America
* Politics of Religious Identity
* Liberalism in American Religious History
* Christian Fundamentalism in America
* Zionism in America
* The Judeo-Christian and Abrahamic Traditions in America
* Atheism in America
* Race and Ethnicity
* Overviews
* Race and Religion in the United States
* Race, Immigration, Ethnicity, and Religion in America
* Races, Ethnicities, and Religion
* Civil Rights Movements and Religion in America
* African Americans and Religion
* African American Islam
* Asian American Religions
* Hispanics and Religion in America
* Interracialism and American Christianity
* Religions, Race, and Ethnicity
* Race and Protestantism in America
* Race and Catholicism in American History
* Race and American Judaism
* Alternative Religious Movements and Race in America
* Religion, Race, Ethnicity, and the Rest
* Liberation Theologies in America
* Race, Class, Religion, and American Citizenship
* Race, Culture, and Religion in the American South
* Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Religion in America
* Race, Sectionalism, and Religion in America
* Race, the Arts, and Religion in America
* Race, the Law, and Religion in America
* Public Life
* The Nation State
* Law, the U.S. Supreme Court, and Religion
* National Elections and Religion in America
* War and Religion in American History
* Civil Religion in America
* Memorialization and Religion in America
* Religious Ceremonies in American Public Life
* Social Structures
* Gender and Public Religion in America
* Race and Religion in U.S. Public Life
* Class and Religion in America
* The Marketplace and Religion in America
* Secularism, Pluralism, and Publics in America
* Denomination in American Public Life
* Workplace and Religion in America
* Social Movements
* Social Progressivism and Religion in America
* The Religious Right in America
* Ecology and Religious Environmentalism in the United States
* Cultural Production and Presentation
* Popular Culture and Religion in America
* Culture, Entertainment, and Religion in America
* Music and Religion in American Public Life
* Film Regulation and the Church in America
* Material Culture and Embodiment in American Religion
* Architecture, the Built Environment, and Religion in America
* Public Art and Religion in America
* Print Media and Religion in America
* Online Media and Religion in America
* Sports and Religion in America
* Empire
* Missions at Home and Abroad
* American Foreign Mission Movement, c. 1800-1860
* American Foreign Mission Movement, c. 1870-1920s
* American Protestant Foreign Missions after World War II
* Settler Colonialism and U.S. Home Missions
* Evangelism, Mission, and Crusade in American Religion
* U.S. Foreign Relations
* U.S. Foreign Policy and Religion
* Religion, Anti-Catholicism, and the Mexican-American War
* U.S. Foreign Relations and American Religious Liberalism
* The Cold War and American Religion
* Representation and Resistance
* American Religious Empire and the Caribbean
* Christianity in Hawai'i
* Imperialism, Mission, and Global Power Relations in East Asian
Religions in the United States
* Islam and the Middle East in the American Imagination
* Native American Religions
* Native Americans, Law, and Religion in America
* Peace Movements and Religion in the United States
* Religion and Native American Assimilation, Resistance, and Survival
* U.S. Interactions with Islam and Judaism in North Africa
* U.S.-Mexico Borderlands and Religion
* Imperial Cultures
* Bibles and Tracts in Print Culture in America
* Commerce, Consumerism, and Christianity in America
* Museums, Expositions, and Religion in North America since the 19th
Century
* Film and Religion in America