Religion and modernization : sociologists and historians debate the secularization thesis
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Religion and modernization : sociologists and historians debate the secularization thesis
Clarendon Press , Oxford University Press, 1992
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注記
Bibliography: p. [211]-223
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The claim that modern societies are less religious than their predecessors because modernity undermines the plausibility of religion has been almost an orthodoxy. But increasingly this `secularization thesis' is being challenged on a number of fronts.
This collection brings together leading sociologists and historians who share a common interest in advancing our understanding of religious change by clarifying the key elements of the thesis and testing them against appropriate bodies of data.
The book begins with an exposition of the thesis by two sociologists and goes on to present and interpret new data on church adherence in the nineteenth century in the USA and Europe, British church membership rates for the last two hundred years and the British 1851 census of church attendance, changes in English Roman Catholicism, and comparisons of American and European religiosity. The collection is completed with a response by Bryan Wilson, for many the chief advocate of the
secularization account of religious change.
Even where historians and sociologists cannot agree, Religion and Modernization has the great value of clarifying the arguments and pointing the way toward their resolution.
目次
- Secularization - the orthodox model, Roy Wallis and Steve Bruce
- a revisionist approach to religious change, Callum Brown
- secular cities? - a comparison of Berlin, London, and New York in the later 19th century, Hugh McLeod
- secularization and census data, Robin Gill
- recent transformations in English catholicism - evidence of secularization?, Michael Hornsby-Smith
- an unsecular America, Roger Finke
- pluralism and religious vitality, Steve Bruce
- reflections on a many-sided controversy, Bryan Wilson.
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