Visioning New and Minority Religions
Projecting the future
Herausgeber: Gallagher, Eugene
Visioning New and Minority Religions
Projecting the future
Herausgeber: Gallagher, Eugene
- Broschiertes Buch
- Merkliste
- Auf die Merkliste
- Bewerten Bewerten
- Teilen
- Produkt teilen
- Produkterinnerung
- Produkterinnerung
Offering an assesment of the state-of-the-field of the study of NRMs, this book considers the analytical tools for the study of new or minority religions and draws on the perspectives of diverse academic disciplines. Its essays focus on individual groups in a variety of geographical settings and review the past of particular groups in order to e
Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
- Lloyd Ridgeon (ed.)Major World Religions90,99 €
- Helmut HoffmannThe Religions of Tibet50,99 €
- Charles Allen ClarkReligions of Old Korea50,99 €
- Sikhs in Europe74,99 €
- James TaylorBuddhism and Postmodern Imaginings in Thailand60,99 €
- Kaarina AitamurtoPaganism, Traditionalism, Nationalism60,99 €
- M. V. NadkarniThe Bhagavad-Gita for the Modern Reader60,99 €
-
-
-
Offering an assesment of the state-of-the-field of the study of NRMs, this book considers the analytical tools for the study of new or minority religions and draws on the perspectives of diverse academic disciplines. Its essays focus on individual groups in a variety of geographical settings and review the past of particular groups in order to e
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 180
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 259g
- ISBN-13: 9781032179360
- ISBN-10: 1032179368
- Artikelnr.: 62570332
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 180
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 259g
- ISBN-13: 9781032179360
- ISBN-10: 1032179368
- Artikelnr.: 62570332
Eugene V. Gallagher is the Rosemary Park Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at Connecticut College in New London, Connecticut, USA. He is the author of Reading and Writing Scripture in New Religious Movements: New Bibles and New Revelations (2014) and The New Religious Movements Experience in America (2004), co-author (with James D. Tabor) of Why Waco?: Cults and the Battle for Religious Freedom in America (1995), co-editor of the five-volume Introduction to New and Alternative Religions in the United States (2006), and author of many essays on new religious movements and religions in the ancient Mediterranean world. He is a co-General Editor of Nova Religio: The Journal of New and Alternative Religions and Associate Editor of Teaching Theology and Religion.
Part 1. Theoretical Perspectives on New and Minority Religions
1. Introduction: Projecting the Future for New and Minority Religions
Eugene V. Gallagher
2. The Changing Scene: What Might Happen and What Might Be Less Likely to
Happen? Eileen Barker
3. 'The Silent Majority?' Understanding Apostate Testimony Beyond 'Insider
/ Outsider' Binaries in the Study of New Religions Stephen E. Gregg &
George D. Chryssides
4. Scholarship on Seekership: Explaining Traffic In and Out of New
Religions Steven J. Sutcliffe
5. Economies of Love and Squalor: Fraud and Deception in Religious Milieus
Amanda van Eck Duymaer van Twist
6. No Leader, No Followers: The Internet and the End of Charisma? Beth
Singler
7. A Guaranteed Future for New Religious Movements Eugene V. Gallagher
Part 2. International Perspectives on the Future of Specific New Religious
Groups
8. The Changing Face of Contemporary Paganism in Britain Vivianne Crowley
9. You Can't Smash the Internet: A Historical Analysis of the LDS Church's
Negotiation of Technology and How the Internet has Changed the Rules of the
Game Jessica Finnigan
10. From Japanese Buddhist Sect to Global Citizenship: Soka Gakkai Past and
Future Anne Mette Fisker-Nielsen
11. Christian Scientists: Has-Beens or 21st Century Spiritual Pioneers?
Robin Harragin and Tony Lobl
12. Anticipating the Future: The Growth of Practice-Oriented Spiritualities
Erin Johnston
13. Pop Culture - a New Source of Spirituality? Pavol Kosná¿
14. A Neo-Orthodox Buddhist Movement in Transition: The Diamond Way B
Scherer
1. Introduction: Projecting the Future for New and Minority Religions
Eugene V. Gallagher
2. The Changing Scene: What Might Happen and What Might Be Less Likely to
Happen? Eileen Barker
3. 'The Silent Majority?' Understanding Apostate Testimony Beyond 'Insider
/ Outsider' Binaries in the Study of New Religions Stephen E. Gregg &
George D. Chryssides
4. Scholarship on Seekership: Explaining Traffic In and Out of New
Religions Steven J. Sutcliffe
5. Economies of Love and Squalor: Fraud and Deception in Religious Milieus
Amanda van Eck Duymaer van Twist
6. No Leader, No Followers: The Internet and the End of Charisma? Beth
Singler
7. A Guaranteed Future for New Religious Movements Eugene V. Gallagher
Part 2. International Perspectives on the Future of Specific New Religious
Groups
8. The Changing Face of Contemporary Paganism in Britain Vivianne Crowley
9. You Can't Smash the Internet: A Historical Analysis of the LDS Church's
Negotiation of Technology and How the Internet has Changed the Rules of the
Game Jessica Finnigan
10. From Japanese Buddhist Sect to Global Citizenship: Soka Gakkai Past and
Future Anne Mette Fisker-Nielsen
11. Christian Scientists: Has-Beens or 21st Century Spiritual Pioneers?
Robin Harragin and Tony Lobl
12. Anticipating the Future: The Growth of Practice-Oriented Spiritualities
Erin Johnston
13. Pop Culture - a New Source of Spirituality? Pavol Kosná¿
14. A Neo-Orthodox Buddhist Movement in Transition: The Diamond Way B
Scherer
Part 1. Theoretical Perspectives on New and Minority Religions
1. Introduction: Projecting the Future for New and Minority Religions
Eugene V. Gallagher
2. The Changing Scene: What Might Happen and What Might Be Less Likely to
Happen? Eileen Barker
3. 'The Silent Majority?' Understanding Apostate Testimony Beyond 'Insider
/ Outsider' Binaries in the Study of New Religions Stephen E. Gregg &
George D. Chryssides
4. Scholarship on Seekership: Explaining Traffic In and Out of New
Religions Steven J. Sutcliffe
5. Economies of Love and Squalor: Fraud and Deception in Religious Milieus
Amanda van Eck Duymaer van Twist
6. No Leader, No Followers: The Internet and the End of Charisma? Beth
Singler
7. A Guaranteed Future for New Religious Movements Eugene V. Gallagher
Part 2. International Perspectives on the Future of Specific New Religious
Groups
8. The Changing Face of Contemporary Paganism in Britain Vivianne Crowley
9. You Can't Smash the Internet: A Historical Analysis of the LDS Church's
Negotiation of Technology and How the Internet has Changed the Rules of the
Game Jessica Finnigan
10. From Japanese Buddhist Sect to Global Citizenship: Soka Gakkai Past and
Future Anne Mette Fisker-Nielsen
11. Christian Scientists: Has-Beens or 21st Century Spiritual Pioneers?
Robin Harragin and Tony Lobl
12. Anticipating the Future: The Growth of Practice-Oriented Spiritualities
Erin Johnston
13. Pop Culture - a New Source of Spirituality? Pavol Kosná¿
14. A Neo-Orthodox Buddhist Movement in Transition: The Diamond Way B
Scherer
1. Introduction: Projecting the Future for New and Minority Religions
Eugene V. Gallagher
2. The Changing Scene: What Might Happen and What Might Be Less Likely to
Happen? Eileen Barker
3. 'The Silent Majority?' Understanding Apostate Testimony Beyond 'Insider
/ Outsider' Binaries in the Study of New Religions Stephen E. Gregg &
George D. Chryssides
4. Scholarship on Seekership: Explaining Traffic In and Out of New
Religions Steven J. Sutcliffe
5. Economies of Love and Squalor: Fraud and Deception in Religious Milieus
Amanda van Eck Duymaer van Twist
6. No Leader, No Followers: The Internet and the End of Charisma? Beth
Singler
7. A Guaranteed Future for New Religious Movements Eugene V. Gallagher
Part 2. International Perspectives on the Future of Specific New Religious
Groups
8. The Changing Face of Contemporary Paganism in Britain Vivianne Crowley
9. You Can't Smash the Internet: A Historical Analysis of the LDS Church's
Negotiation of Technology and How the Internet has Changed the Rules of the
Game Jessica Finnigan
10. From Japanese Buddhist Sect to Global Citizenship: Soka Gakkai Past and
Future Anne Mette Fisker-Nielsen
11. Christian Scientists: Has-Beens or 21st Century Spiritual Pioneers?
Robin Harragin and Tony Lobl
12. Anticipating the Future: The Growth of Practice-Oriented Spiritualities
Erin Johnston
13. Pop Culture - a New Source of Spirituality? Pavol Kosná¿
14. A Neo-Orthodox Buddhist Movement in Transition: The Diamond Way B
Scherer