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Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

26.03.2025

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39 BW Photos, 6 Tables, 4 BW Illustrations, 32 Textboxes

Verlag

Rowman & Littlefield

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408

Maße (L/B/H)

26/18,3/2,6 cm

Gewicht

885 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-5381-3797-0

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

26.03.2025

Abbildungen

39 BW Photos, 6 Tables, 4 BW Illustrations, 32 Textboxes

Verlag

Rowman & Littlefield

Seitenzahl

408

Maße (L/B/H)

26/18,3/2,6 cm

Gewicht

885 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-5381-3797-0

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  • About Us
    About the Book
    Part One: The Basics
    By Way of IntroductionBackground
    The Definitional Problem
    Exploring the Dimensions of Religion
    Social Relationships
    Ethical Considerations
    A Definitional Revision
    The Plan of the Book
    Suggestions for Further Reading
    Studying ReligionWhy Study Religion?
    How Do We Study Religion?
    Survey Research
    Participant Observation
    Historical Research
    Theory in the Study of Religion
    Functionalist Theories
    Conflict Theories
    A Paradigm Shift
    Rational Choice Theories
    Sociologie Religieuse
    Implicit Religion
    Suggestions for Further Reading
    The "Religion" of Secularization and the History of ReligionsThe "World" of Religion
    The Arguments
    The Critique
    The "Religions" of Secularization
    Civil Religion
    Invisible Religion
    The Myth of the Age of Faith
    Pluralism
    Suggestions for Further Reading
    Religion in the United States: Denominationalism and BeyondChurches and Sects
    Weber's Sociology and Troeltsch's Ethics
    Elaboration, Reaction, and Revision
    Neo-Weberian Analyses
    Denominationalism
    Typology
    Denominations Today
    Congregationalism
    American Religious Renewal
    Mainlines and Sidelines in Religion in the United States
    Evangelicals and Fundamentalists: Alike and Different
    Suggestions for Further Reading
    Part Two: Religion and Social Differentiation
    Social Class, Religion and Power: A Classic Field of InquirySociological Classics
    Marx: The Permanent Exile and Prophet
    Weber: Theodicy, Religious Ethics, and Social Class
    Religion and the U.S. Class Structure
    U.S. Classes and Religion in the Industrial Age: 1870-1970
    The Class/Religion Nexus in the Neo-Liberal Era: 1970-
    Suggestions for Further Reading
    Religion and Ethnicity: A Complex RelationshipClarifying Terms: Ethnic, Nationality, and Racial Groups
    Defining Ethnic Groups
    Nationality Groups and Territoriality
    The Specter of Race
    Relational Patterns between Religion and Ethnicity
    Ethnicity in the "Righteous Empire"
    The Ethnic Factor in the Formative Period of U.S. Catholicism
    The Jewish Diaspora
    Herberg's Thesis and the "Triple Melting Pot"
    The African-American Religious Experience
    From Different Shores: The New Immigrants
    The New Ethnics as Protestants, Catholics, and Jews
    Beyond Protestant, Catholic, Jew
    Suggestions for Further Reading
    Gender, Sexuality, and Religion: Spirituality in Different Voices?The Ordination Debate
    Women in Clerical and Lay Roles
    Culture Wars: Gender, Religion, and Family Values
    Abortion and the Politics of the Body
    Family Matters
    Gays, Lesbians, and Religion
    Images of God and Gendered Spirituality
    Suggestions for Further Reading
    Part Three: Religion, Culture, and Change
    Religious Change: The Case of Catholicism in the United StatesChurch with a Capital C
    Change: From Breeze to Tornado
    Commitment: Loyalty, but Not Obedience
    Devotion: A Collapse of Authority
    Governance: Guiding the People of God
    Leadership: Failures at the Top
    Membership: Problems in the Pews
    African-American Catholics
    Hispanic / Latino Catholics
    Women in the Church
    Personnel: People without Priests
    Finances: Expanding Mission, Declining Resources
    Suggestions for Further Reading
    Politicized Religion and Conflict: National and Global DimensionsFundamentalism
    The Religious Right in the United States
    Islamization
    Ultraorthodox Judaism
    Hindutva: Hindu Nationalism
    Militant Buddhism in Sri Lanka
    Conclusion
    Suggestions for Further Reading
    Mediating Meaning: Religion in-and as-Contemporary CultureMass Faith: The Media of Religion
    Religion in Material Culture: Faith in the Flesh
    Religious Publishing: Words and The Word
    "That Old-Time Religion": Broadcast Faith in the United States
    "In the Beginning . . ."
    The Message: "His Master's Voice"?
    The Messengers: The Return of Elmer Gantry?
    The Audience: Preaching to the Converted?
    Cyber-Faith: Religion on the Internet
    Suggestions for Further Reading
    Boundary Issues: Church, State, and New ReligionsReligious Novelty
    Cult and Anticult: Social Science and Social Movements
    Asceticism and Mysticism
    The Attraction of the Margin
    Illustrations of NRM Dynamics
    Unificationism (with Eileen Barker)
    "Satanism" and Anti-Satanism
    Neopaganism: Of Gods and Goddesses
    Suggestions for Further Reading
    References
    Index