Routledge International Handbook of Religion in Global Society
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Routledge International Handbook of Religion in Global Society
Gauthier, Francois; Cornelio, Jayeel; Woodhead, Linda, MBE; Martikainen, Tuomas
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2020
522
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Inglês
9781138182509
15 a 20 dias
1080
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Introduction: Religion in Global Societies; Part I: Market and Branding; 1. Christian Churches' Responses to Marketization: Comparing Institutional and Non-denominational Discourse and Practice; 2. 'The Greatest Leader of All': The Faces of Leadership and Christianity in Contemporary Brazil (1980s-2010s); 3. JPCC: A Megachurch Brand Story in Indonesia; 4. Rebranding the Soul: Rituals for the Well-made Man in Market Society; Part II: Contemporary Ethics and Values; 5. The Prosperity Ethic: The Rise of the New Prosperity Gospel; 6. Islamic Ethics in Muslim Eurasia: Prosperity Theology vs. Renunciation?; 7. Public Morality and the Transformation of Islamic Media in Indonesia; 8. Pious-Modern Subjectivities in the Palestine West Bank: Their Formations and Contours between the Familial, the Local and the Global; 9. 'We Are Overfed': Young Evangelicals, Globalization, and Social Justice; 10. 'Mediacosmologies': The Convergence and Renewal of Indigenous Religiosities in Cyberspace; Part III: Intimate Identities; 11. Saints, Sinners, and Same-Sex Marriages: Ecclesiological Identity in the Church of England and the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Denmark; 12. When Two Worlds Collide: Asian Christian LGBTQs Coming Out to Parents; 13. Gender Politics and Education in the Guelen Movement; 14. Global Catholicism, Gender Conversion and Masculinity; Part IV: Transnational Movements; 15. Pilgrimage, Travelling Gurus and Transnational Networks: The Lay Meditation Movement in Contemporary Chinese Societies; 16. Globalization and Asceticism: Foreigner Ascetics on the Threshold of Hindu Religious Orders; 17. Maya Revival Movements: Between Transnationality and Authenticity; 18. Defending Tradition and Confronting Secularity: The Catholic Buen Pastor Institute; 19. The Globalization of the Catholic Church: History, Organization, Theology; Part V: Diasporic Communities; 20. Dialectics between Transnationalism and Diaspora: The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community; 21. Transnational Religious Movement: The Turkish Sueleymanli in Indonesia; 22. Youth Buddhists in Australia: Negotiating Transnational Flows; 23. The Formation of Global Chinese Identities; 24. Church as a Homeland and Home as a Place of Worship: The Transformation of Religiosity among Georgian Migrants in Paris; Part VI: Responses to Diversity; 25. Interreligious Dialogue (IRD) in International Politics: From the Margins of the Religious Field to the Centre of Civil Society; 26. Faith, Identity and Practices: The Current Refugee Crisis and its Challenges to Religious Diversity in Southern Europe; 27. Urban Public Space and the Emergence of Interdenominational Syncretism; 28. 'As Local as Possible, as International as Necessary': Investigating the Place of Religious and Faith-Based Actors in the Localization of the International Humanitarian System; 29. Religion, National Identity and Foreign Policy: The Case of Eastern Christians and the French Political Imaginary; 30. Religious Echoes in Secular Dialogues: Global Glimpses of Peacebuilding; 31. City of Gods and Goods: Exploring Religious Pluralism in the Neoliberal City; Part VII: National Tensions; 32. Islam, Politics and Legitimacy: The Role of Saudi Arabia in the Rise of Salafism and Jihadism; 33. Religion and Nationalism in Post-Soviet Space: Between State, Society and Nation; 34. Religion, Nationalism and Transnationalism in the South Caucasus; 35. The Sacred and Secular-Economic: A Cross-Country Comparison of the Regulation of the Economic Activities of Religious Organizations. Perspectives from France, Germany, Japan, Thailand, Turkey, and the United States; 36. Religious Identities in Times of Crisis: An Analysis of Europe; 37. Poetry in Iran's Contemporary Theo-Political Culture; Part VIII: Reflections on 'Religion'; 38. Questioning the Boundaries of 'Religious' and Non-Religious' Actions and Meanings; 39. Religion in the Anthropocene: Nonhuman Agencies, (Re)Enchantment and the Emergence of a New Sensibility; 40. Science and Religion in a Global Context; 41. Religion Through the Lens of 'Marketization' and 'Lifestyle'
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AK Party;Religion;Federal Republic Of Germany;Global Society;UN;Linda Woodhead;Muslim World;Francois Gauthier;Matthew 25;Tuomas Martikainen;Religious Congregations;Jayeel Serrano Cornelio;Modern Hindu Traditionalism;Demographics;Contemporary Society;Traditions;AK;Authority;ISIS;individualisation;Dense;market;Religious Services;consumerism;Good Life;Culture;Prosperity Gospel;Media;Vatican II;politics;UOC MP;secular boundaries;Market Islam;connections;Lay Meditation Movements;Branding;UOC KP;Digital;Transnational Religious Networks;Popular culture;Interreligious Dialogue;Fashion;Personal Development;migration;Social Reproduction;mobility;Faith Brands;Missionaries;Mainline Christian Denominations;Transnationalism;diasporas;Migrant;Migrant religious settlement;generations;Pilgrimage;tourism;Age;classes;sex;family;gender;identities;fundamentalists;religious organisation;Networks;Virtual communities;festival;subcultures;psytrance;Post-secular;State;civil society;Radicalisation;terrorism;law;supranational;organisations;education;freedom;welfare;development;peace;violence;international relations;future;Judaism;Christianity;Islam;Hinduism;Buddhism;Post-traditional religion;Academic discipline;Global capitalism;Religious tradition;Legal instruments;Diasporic Communities
Introduction: Religion in Global Societies; Part I: Market and Branding; 1. Christian Churches' Responses to Marketization: Comparing Institutional and Non-denominational Discourse and Practice; 2. 'The Greatest Leader of All': The Faces of Leadership and Christianity in Contemporary Brazil (1980s-2010s); 3. JPCC: A Megachurch Brand Story in Indonesia; 4. Rebranding the Soul: Rituals for the Well-made Man in Market Society; Part II: Contemporary Ethics and Values; 5. The Prosperity Ethic: The Rise of the New Prosperity Gospel; 6. Islamic Ethics in Muslim Eurasia: Prosperity Theology vs. Renunciation?; 7. Public Morality and the Transformation of Islamic Media in Indonesia; 8. Pious-Modern Subjectivities in the Palestine West Bank: Their Formations and Contours between the Familial, the Local and the Global; 9. 'We Are Overfed': Young Evangelicals, Globalization, and Social Justice; 10. 'Mediacosmologies': The Convergence and Renewal of Indigenous Religiosities in Cyberspace; Part III: Intimate Identities; 11. Saints, Sinners, and Same-Sex Marriages: Ecclesiological Identity in the Church of England and the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Denmark; 12. When Two Worlds Collide: Asian Christian LGBTQs Coming Out to Parents; 13. Gender Politics and Education in the Guelen Movement; 14. Global Catholicism, Gender Conversion and Masculinity; Part IV: Transnational Movements; 15. Pilgrimage, Travelling Gurus and Transnational Networks: The Lay Meditation Movement in Contemporary Chinese Societies; 16. Globalization and Asceticism: Foreigner Ascetics on the Threshold of Hindu Religious Orders; 17. Maya Revival Movements: Between Transnationality and Authenticity; 18. Defending Tradition and Confronting Secularity: The Catholic Buen Pastor Institute; 19. The Globalization of the Catholic Church: History, Organization, Theology; Part V: Diasporic Communities; 20. Dialectics between Transnationalism and Diaspora: The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community; 21. Transnational Religious Movement: The Turkish Sueleymanli in Indonesia; 22. Youth Buddhists in Australia: Negotiating Transnational Flows; 23. The Formation of Global Chinese Identities; 24. Church as a Homeland and Home as a Place of Worship: The Transformation of Religiosity among Georgian Migrants in Paris; Part VI: Responses to Diversity; 25. Interreligious Dialogue (IRD) in International Politics: From the Margins of the Religious Field to the Centre of Civil Society; 26. Faith, Identity and Practices: The Current Refugee Crisis and its Challenges to Religious Diversity in Southern Europe; 27. Urban Public Space and the Emergence of Interdenominational Syncretism; 28. 'As Local as Possible, as International as Necessary': Investigating the Place of Religious and Faith-Based Actors in the Localization of the International Humanitarian System; 29. Religion, National Identity and Foreign Policy: The Case of Eastern Christians and the French Political Imaginary; 30. Religious Echoes in Secular Dialogues: Global Glimpses of Peacebuilding; 31. City of Gods and Goods: Exploring Religious Pluralism in the Neoliberal City; Part VII: National Tensions; 32. Islam, Politics and Legitimacy: The Role of Saudi Arabia in the Rise of Salafism and Jihadism; 33. Religion and Nationalism in Post-Soviet Space: Between State, Society and Nation; 34. Religion, Nationalism and Transnationalism in the South Caucasus; 35. The Sacred and Secular-Economic: A Cross-Country Comparison of the Regulation of the Economic Activities of Religious Organizations. Perspectives from France, Germany, Japan, Thailand, Turkey, and the United States; 36. Religious Identities in Times of Crisis: An Analysis of Europe; 37. Poetry in Iran's Contemporary Theo-Political Culture; Part VIII: Reflections on 'Religion'; 38. Questioning the Boundaries of 'Religious' and Non-Religious' Actions and Meanings; 39. Religion in the Anthropocene: Nonhuman Agencies, (Re)Enchantment and the Emergence of a New Sensibility; 40. Science and Religion in a Global Context; 41. Religion Through the Lens of 'Marketization' and 'Lifestyle'
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
AK Party;Religion;Federal Republic Of Germany;Global Society;UN;Linda Woodhead;Muslim World;Francois Gauthier;Matthew 25;Tuomas Martikainen;Religious Congregations;Jayeel Serrano Cornelio;Modern Hindu Traditionalism;Demographics;Contemporary Society;Traditions;AK;Authority;ISIS;individualisation;Dense;market;Religious Services;consumerism;Good Life;Culture;Prosperity Gospel;Media;Vatican II;politics;UOC MP;secular boundaries;Market Islam;connections;Lay Meditation Movements;Branding;UOC KP;Digital;Transnational Religious Networks;Popular culture;Interreligious Dialogue;Fashion;Personal Development;migration;Social Reproduction;mobility;Faith Brands;Missionaries;Mainline Christian Denominations;Transnationalism;diasporas;Migrant;Migrant religious settlement;generations;Pilgrimage;tourism;Age;classes;sex;family;gender;identities;fundamentalists;religious organisation;Networks;Virtual communities;festival;subcultures;psytrance;Post-secular;State;civil society;Radicalisation;terrorism;law;supranational;organisations;education;freedom;welfare;development;peace;violence;international relations;future;Judaism;Christianity;Islam;Hinduism;Buddhism;Post-traditional religion;Academic discipline;Global capitalism;Religious tradition;Legal instruments;Diasporic Communities
