The insider-outsider debate : new perspectives in the study of religion
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The insider-outsider debate : new perspectives in the study of religion
Equinox Publishing Ltd., 2019
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The distinction between "insiders" and "outsiders" in religious studies has become an area of fruitful discussion in recent years. This anthology aims to extend that discussion by gathering newly commissioned essays from a diverse range of scholars, spanning a variety of disciplines and approaches, including ethnography, anthropology, theology and education. The result is a book that is at once accessible and readable, while remaining scholarly.
The Insider/Outsider Debate has implications for numerous methodological issues in the study of religion, such as the emic/etic distinction, the distinction between religion and spirituality, the notions of "believing without belonging", the claim to be "spiritual but not religious" and the existence of multiple, complicated, contesting religious identities. A particular focus of the volume is providing critiques of these methodological issues within the most recent academic approaches to religion - particularly models of lived and vernacular religion.
目次
Introduction
Stephen E. Gregg and George D. Chryssides
Part One: New Methodological Approaches in the Study of Religion
1. Relational Religious Lives: Beyond Insider / Outsider Binaries in the Study of Religion
Stephen E. Gregg and George D. Chryssides
2. The Emics and Etics of Religion: What we Know, How we Know it, and Why this Matters
Steven J. Sutcliffe, University of Edinburgh
3. The Death Pangs of the Insider/Outsider Dichotomy in the Study of Religion
Ron Geaves, Cardiff University
4. Research Ethics Beyond the Binaries of Right and Wrong
Marie W. Dallam, University of Oklahoma
5. Taking the Body Seriously, Taking Relationalities Seriously: An Embodied and Relational Approach to Ethnographic Research in the Study of (Lived) Religion
Nina Hoel, University of Oslo, Norway
6. Negotiating Blurred Boundaries: An Ethnographic and Methodological Consideration
Fiona Bowie, Oxford University
7. On the Edge of the Inside - Contemplative Approaches to the Study of Religion
Lynne Scholefield, St Mary's University, Twickenham
8. On the (Im)possibility of Participant-Observation
Rebecca Moore, San Diego State University
9. Who Researches? Who Changes? Christian Autoethnography and Muslim Pupil Identity in a Church of England Primary School
Tom Wilson, Church of England
10. Imported Insider / Outsider Boundaries: The Case of Contemporary Chinese Christianity Researchers
Naomi E. Thurston, Renmin University / University of Wales
Part Two: Contested Identities in the Study of Religion
11. Close Encounters of a Guru Kind: Ethnographic Research as Encounters with the Cognitive Worlds of Others.
Stephen Jacobs, University of Wolverhampton
12. Who is a Jew? New Approaches to an Old Question
Dan Cohn-Sherbok, University of Wales
13. Between Institutional Oppression and Spiritual Liberation: The Female Ordination Movement in the Catholic Church and its Utilisation of Social Media
Lyndel Spence, University of Sydney
14. Navigating Multiplicity in a Binary World: Complex Religious Identity in Java, Indonesia
Katherine Rand, Claremont School of Theology
15. When it Gets Crowded under the Umbrella: An Examination of Scholarly Categorisation of Buddhist Communities in the United States
Claire Miller Skriletz, Independent Scholar
16. Being Catholic since Vatican II: Challenges and Opportunities in Post-secular Times
Andrew P. Lynch, University of Sydney / University of Western Sydney
17. Reflexive and Holistic Switchers: Older Women / Newer Commitments
Janet B. Eccles, Independent Scholar
18. Scientology Inside Out: Complex Religious Belonging in the Church of Scientology and the Free Zone
Stephen E. Gregg and Aled J. L. Thomas, The Open University
19. Moving out - Disengagement and Ex-membership in New
Religious Movements
George D. Chryssides
20. Both Outside and Inside: 'Ex-Members' of New Religions and Spiritualities and the Maintenance of Community and Identity on the Internet
Carole M. Cusack, University of Sydney
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