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While religious forces are powerful in numerous societies, they have little or no significance for wide swaths of public or private life in other places. This book considers the classical roots of ideas about religion that dominated sociological ways of thinking about it for most of the twentieth century. Each chapter offers sound reasons for conti
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While religious forces are powerful in numerous societies, they have little or no significance for wide swaths of public or private life in other places. This book considers the classical roots of ideas about religion that dominated sociological ways of thinking about it for most of the twentieth century. Each chapter offers sound reasons for conti
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 395g
- ISBN-13: 9781032180113
- ISBN-10: 1032180110
- Artikelnr.: 62573322
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 395g
- ISBN-13: 9781032180113
- ISBN-10: 1032180110
- Artikelnr.: 62573322
James A. Beckford is Professor of Sociology at the University of Warwick, UK, and John Walliss is Lecturer in Sociology at Liverpool Hope University, UK.
Contents: Introduction
James A. Beckford and John Walliss. Part I Classical Roots: Religion as an elementary aspect of society: Durkheim's legacy for social theory
Philip A. Mellor; Weber
rationalisation
and religious evolution in the modern era
Colin Campbell; Spiritualism and the (re)enchantment of modernity
John Walliss; Trajectories of faith in the global age: classical theory and contemporary evidence
Frank J. Lechner; 'Magico-popular religion' in contemporary society: towards a post-western sociology of religion
Cristián Parker. Part II New Growth: Religion in ultramodernity
Jean-Paul Willaime; Theodicy
distribution of risk
and reflexive modernisation: explaining the cultural significance of new religious movements
Robert A. Campbell; Privatisation
globalisation and religious innovation: Giddens' theory of modernity and the refutation of secularisation theory
Lorne L. Dawson; From creeds to burgers: religious control
spiritual search and the future of the world
John Drane; Understanding honour and religion as resource and constraint for young British Asians
Hannah Bradby; Preference structures and normative constraints in movements outside
between and within religious organisations
Darren E. Sherkat. Part III Fresh Blooms: Narrative versus theory in the sociology of religion: five stories of religion's place in the late modern world
James V. Spickard; 'A minimalist sociology of religion'?
James A. Beckford; New media
niche markets
and the body: excarnate and hypercarnate challenges for theory and theology
David Lyon; Inner speech and religious traditions
Douglas J. Davies; Sickness and salvation: social theories of the body in the sociology of religion
Freda Mold; Breaching bleaching: integrating studies of 'race' and ethnicity with the sociology of religion
Matthew Wood. Index.
James A. Beckford and John Walliss. Part I Classical Roots: Religion as an elementary aspect of society: Durkheim's legacy for social theory
Philip A. Mellor; Weber
rationalisation
and religious evolution in the modern era
Colin Campbell; Spiritualism and the (re)enchantment of modernity
John Walliss; Trajectories of faith in the global age: classical theory and contemporary evidence
Frank J. Lechner; 'Magico-popular religion' in contemporary society: towards a post-western sociology of religion
Cristián Parker. Part II New Growth: Religion in ultramodernity
Jean-Paul Willaime; Theodicy
distribution of risk
and reflexive modernisation: explaining the cultural significance of new religious movements
Robert A. Campbell; Privatisation
globalisation and religious innovation: Giddens' theory of modernity and the refutation of secularisation theory
Lorne L. Dawson; From creeds to burgers: religious control
spiritual search and the future of the world
John Drane; Understanding honour and religion as resource and constraint for young British Asians
Hannah Bradby; Preference structures and normative constraints in movements outside
between and within religious organisations
Darren E. Sherkat. Part III Fresh Blooms: Narrative versus theory in the sociology of religion: five stories of religion's place in the late modern world
James V. Spickard; 'A minimalist sociology of religion'?
James A. Beckford; New media
niche markets
and the body: excarnate and hypercarnate challenges for theory and theology
David Lyon; Inner speech and religious traditions
Douglas J. Davies; Sickness and salvation: social theories of the body in the sociology of religion
Freda Mold; Breaching bleaching: integrating studies of 'race' and ethnicity with the sociology of religion
Matthew Wood. Index.
Contents: Introduction
James A. Beckford and John Walliss. Part I Classical Roots: Religion as an elementary aspect of society: Durkheim's legacy for social theory
Philip A. Mellor; Weber
rationalisation
and religious evolution in the modern era
Colin Campbell; Spiritualism and the (re)enchantment of modernity
John Walliss; Trajectories of faith in the global age: classical theory and contemporary evidence
Frank J. Lechner; 'Magico-popular religion' in contemporary society: towards a post-western sociology of religion
Cristián Parker. Part II New Growth: Religion in ultramodernity
Jean-Paul Willaime; Theodicy
distribution of risk
and reflexive modernisation: explaining the cultural significance of new religious movements
Robert A. Campbell; Privatisation
globalisation and religious innovation: Giddens' theory of modernity and the refutation of secularisation theory
Lorne L. Dawson; From creeds to burgers: religious control
spiritual search and the future of the world
John Drane; Understanding honour and religion as resource and constraint for young British Asians
Hannah Bradby; Preference structures and normative constraints in movements outside
between and within religious organisations
Darren E. Sherkat. Part III Fresh Blooms: Narrative versus theory in the sociology of religion: five stories of religion's place in the late modern world
James V. Spickard; 'A minimalist sociology of religion'?
James A. Beckford; New media
niche markets
and the body: excarnate and hypercarnate challenges for theory and theology
David Lyon; Inner speech and religious traditions
Douglas J. Davies; Sickness and salvation: social theories of the body in the sociology of religion
Freda Mold; Breaching bleaching: integrating studies of 'race' and ethnicity with the sociology of religion
Matthew Wood. Index.
James A. Beckford and John Walliss. Part I Classical Roots: Religion as an elementary aspect of society: Durkheim's legacy for social theory
Philip A. Mellor; Weber
rationalisation
and religious evolution in the modern era
Colin Campbell; Spiritualism and the (re)enchantment of modernity
John Walliss; Trajectories of faith in the global age: classical theory and contemporary evidence
Frank J. Lechner; 'Magico-popular religion' in contemporary society: towards a post-western sociology of religion
Cristián Parker. Part II New Growth: Religion in ultramodernity
Jean-Paul Willaime; Theodicy
distribution of risk
and reflexive modernisation: explaining the cultural significance of new religious movements
Robert A. Campbell; Privatisation
globalisation and religious innovation: Giddens' theory of modernity and the refutation of secularisation theory
Lorne L. Dawson; From creeds to burgers: religious control
spiritual search and the future of the world
John Drane; Understanding honour and religion as resource and constraint for young British Asians
Hannah Bradby; Preference structures and normative constraints in movements outside
between and within religious organisations
Darren E. Sherkat. Part III Fresh Blooms: Narrative versus theory in the sociology of religion: five stories of religion's place in the late modern world
James V. Spickard; 'A minimalist sociology of religion'?
James A. Beckford; New media
niche markets
and the body: excarnate and hypercarnate challenges for theory and theology
David Lyon; Inner speech and religious traditions
Douglas J. Davies; Sickness and salvation: social theories of the body in the sociology of religion
Freda Mold; Breaching bleaching: integrating studies of 'race' and ethnicity with the sociology of religion
Matthew Wood. Index.