A Critical Introduction to the Study of ReligionRoutledge, 11.09.2014 - 224 Seiten 'A Critical Introduction to the Study of Religion' explains the key ideas and methods in the study of religion and demonstrates how they can be used. The aim is to provide students with a tool-kit of critical concepts for studying religious belief and behaviour. Throughout the discussion all ideas and methods are illustrated with clear case material. |
Inhalt
Laying the Groundwork | 1 |
Classification | 19 |
Structure | 45 |
Habitus | 71 |
Legitimation | 93 |
Authority | 117 |
Authenticity | 145 |
What Would Jesus Do? | 165 |
Afterword | 189 |
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