The sociology of religion : theoretical and comparative perspectives
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The sociology of religion : theoretical and comparative perspectives
Routledge, 1995
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- : pbk
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Bibliograpy: p. [224]-234
Includes index
内容説明・目次
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: hbk ISBN 9780415021876
内容説明
The Sociology of Religion is a comprehensive and wide-ranging introduction to theoretical debates in the sociology of religion, placing these theories in the context of specific religious beliefs and practices.
Using examples as diverse as primitive religions, Buddhism, millenial movements, the Protestant Ethic, secularisation, cults and the new religious movements, Malcolm Hamilton demonstrates the multiplicity of religious traditions and enables readers to place their own experiences in a wider context. He draws on both historical and anthropological perspectives in his examination of religious practices and outlines the work of major sociological theorists including Marx, Durkheim, Malinowski and other Functionalists, Frazer and Weber in the examination of world religion, bringing these theories up-to-date. The significance of each theoretical perspective is illustrated by chapters on particular beliefs and practices.
目次
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Religion and Reason
- 3. Magic
- 4. Religion and Emotion
- 5. Buddhism
- 6. Religion and Ideology: Karl Marx
- 7. The Coming of the Millenium
- 8. Religion and Solidarity
- 9. The Birth of the Gods
- 10. Religion and Solidarity: The Functionalists
- 11. Taboos
- 12. Religion and Rationality: Max Weber
- 13. The Protestant Ethic Debate
- 14. Religion and Meaning
- 15. Secularisation
- 16. Religion as Compensation: Stark and Bainbridge
- 17. Sects, Cults Movements
- Notes and Bibliography
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: pbk ISBN 9780415106597
内容説明
The Sociology of Religion is a comprehensive and wide-ranging introduction to theoretical debates in the sociology of religion, placing these theories in the context of specific religious beliefs and practices.
Using examples as diverse as primitive religions, Buddhism, millenial movements, the Protestant Ethic, secularisation, cults and the new religious movements, Malcolm Hamilton demonstrates the multiplicity of religious traditions and enables readers to place their own experiences in a wider context. He draws on both historical and anthropological perspectives in his examination of religious practices and outlines the work of major sociological theorists including Marx, Durkheim, Malinowski and other Functionalists, Frazer and Weber in the examination of world religion, bringing these theories up-to-date. The significance of each theoretical perspective is illustrated by chapters on particular beliefs and practices.
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