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A handbook of the sociology of religion /
Dillon, Michele, 1960-
A handbook of the sociology of religion / Michele Dillon. - xiii, 481 pages ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 423- 470) and index.
Part I. Religion as a Field of Sociological Knowledge: 1. The sociology of religion in late modernity 2. Studying religion, making it sociological 3. The ritual roots of society and culture 4. Social forms of religion and religions in contemporary global society 5. The evolution of the sociology of religion: theme and variations Part II. Religion and Social Change: 6. Demographic methods for the sociology of religion 7. Church attendance in the United States 8. The dynamics of religious economies 9. Historicizing the secularization debate: an agenda for research 10. Escaping the procrustean bed: a critical analysis of the study of religious organizations, 1930-2001 11. Religion and spirituality: toward an integrated analysis Part III. Religion and the Life Course: 12. Religious socialization: sources of influence and influences of agency 13. In rhetoric and practice: defining the 'good family' in local congregations 14. Religion and health: depressive symptoms and mortality as case studies 15. Religion, spirituality, and vital involvement in late adulthood Part IV. Religion and Social Identity: 16. Religious identities and religious institutions 17. Religion and the new immigrants 18. A journey of the 'straight way' or the 'roundabout path': Jewish identity in the United States and Israel 19. Beyond the synogogue Lynn Davidman 20. Dis/location: emerging feminist inquiry in the sociology of religion Part V. Religion, Political Behavior, and Public Culture: 21. Religion and political behavior 22. Religious social movements in the public sphere: organization, ideology, and activism 23. Mapping the moral order: depicting the terrain of religious conflict and change 24. Civil society and civil religion as mutually dependent 25. Religion and violence: social processes in comparative perspective Part VI. Religion and Socio-Economic Inequality: 26. Religion, faith-based community organizing, and the struggle for justice 27. Latina empowerment, border realities, and faith-based organizations 28. 'Worldly' or 'other worldly'?: activism in an urban religious district Michele Dillon Robert Wuthnow Robert Bellah Peter Beyer Grace Davies Michael Hout Mark Chaves and Laura Stephens Roger Fink and Rodney Stark Philip Gorski Patricia M. Y. Chung Wade Clark Roof Darren Sherkat Penny Edgell Becker Michael McCullough and Timothy Smith Michele Dillon and Paul Wink Nancy Ammerman Helen Rose Ebaugh Arnold Dashefsky, Bernard Lazerwitz and Ephraim Tabory Mary Jo Neitz Jeff Manza and Nathan Wright Rhys Williams Fred Kniss N. J. Demerath, III John Hall Richard Wood Milagros Pena Omar McRoberts.
0521806240 0521000785
2002041240
Religion and sociology.
BL60 / .D54 2003
A handbook of the sociology of religion / Michele Dillon. - xiii, 481 pages ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 423- 470) and index.
Part I. Religion as a Field of Sociological Knowledge: 1. The sociology of religion in late modernity 2. Studying religion, making it sociological 3. The ritual roots of society and culture 4. Social forms of religion and religions in contemporary global society 5. The evolution of the sociology of religion: theme and variations Part II. Religion and Social Change: 6. Demographic methods for the sociology of religion 7. Church attendance in the United States 8. The dynamics of religious economies 9. Historicizing the secularization debate: an agenda for research 10. Escaping the procrustean bed: a critical analysis of the study of religious organizations, 1930-2001 11. Religion and spirituality: toward an integrated analysis Part III. Religion and the Life Course: 12. Religious socialization: sources of influence and influences of agency 13. In rhetoric and practice: defining the 'good family' in local congregations 14. Religion and health: depressive symptoms and mortality as case studies 15. Religion, spirituality, and vital involvement in late adulthood Part IV. Religion and Social Identity: 16. Religious identities and religious institutions 17. Religion and the new immigrants 18. A journey of the 'straight way' or the 'roundabout path': Jewish identity in the United States and Israel 19. Beyond the synogogue Lynn Davidman 20. Dis/location: emerging feminist inquiry in the sociology of religion Part V. Religion, Political Behavior, and Public Culture: 21. Religion and political behavior 22. Religious social movements in the public sphere: organization, ideology, and activism 23. Mapping the moral order: depicting the terrain of religious conflict and change 24. Civil society and civil religion as mutually dependent 25. Religion and violence: social processes in comparative perspective Part VI. Religion and Socio-Economic Inequality: 26. Religion, faith-based community organizing, and the struggle for justice 27. Latina empowerment, border realities, and faith-based organizations 28. 'Worldly' or 'other worldly'?: activism in an urban religious district Michele Dillon Robert Wuthnow Robert Bellah Peter Beyer Grace Davies Michael Hout Mark Chaves and Laura Stephens Roger Fink and Rodney Stark Philip Gorski Patricia M. Y. Chung Wade Clark Roof Darren Sherkat Penny Edgell Becker Michael McCullough and Timothy Smith Michele Dillon and Paul Wink Nancy Ammerman Helen Rose Ebaugh Arnold Dashefsky, Bernard Lazerwitz and Ephraim Tabory Mary Jo Neitz Jeff Manza and Nathan Wright Rhys Williams Fred Kniss N. J. Demerath, III John Hall Richard Wood Milagros Pena Omar McRoberts.
0521806240 0521000785
2002041240
Religion and sociology.
BL60 / .D54 2003
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