Pious passion : the emergence of modern fundamentalism in the United States and Iran
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Pious passion : the emergence of modern fundamentalism in the United States and Iran
（Comparative studies in religion and society, 6）
University of California Press, c1993
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Fundamentalismus als patriarchalische Protestbewegung
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Bibliography: p. 231-255
Includes index
Translation of: Fundamentalsmus als patriarchalische Protestbewegung
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内容説明
Martin Riesebrodt's unconventional study provides an extraordinary look at religious fundamentalism. Comparing two seemingly disparate movements in early twentieth-century United States and 1960s and 1970s Iran he examines why these movements arose and developed. He sees them not simply as protests against "modernity" per se, but as a social and moral community's mobilization against its own marginalization and threats to its way of life. These movements protested against the hallmarks of industrialization and sought to transmit conservative cultural models to the next generation.
Fundamentalists desired a return to an "authentic" social order governed by God's law, one bound by patriarchal structures of authority and morality. Both movements advocated a strict gender dualism and were preoccupied with controlling the female body, which was viewed as the major threat to public morality.
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