Challenging religion : essays in honour of Eileen Barker / / edited by James A. Beckford and James T. Richardson.

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Year of Publication:2003
Language:English
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Physical Description:xiii, 267 p.
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction / James A. Beckford, James T. Richardson
  • PART I. NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS
  • Absolutes and relatives: two problems for new religious movements / Bryan R. Wilson
  • Cults, culture and manure: why the root of the second should be the first rather than the third / N.J. Demerath III
  • Religion and the Internet: the global marketplace / Jean-Francois Mayer
  • Religious groups and globalisation: a comparative perspective / Margit Warburg
  • Religion after atheism: moving away from the communal flat / Marat Shterin
  • PART II. RELIGIOUS 'DEVIANCE' AND CONTROL
  • Notes on the contemporary peril to religious freedom / Thomas Robbins
  • Chapter in the life of Eileen Barker: the American Psychological Association, brainwashing controviersies and the Great Cult Apoligist Conspiracy / Massimo Introvigne
  • Satanic abuse: lessons from a controversy / Jean La Fontaine
  • Countercult monitoring movement in historical perspective / J. Gordon Melton
  • Making of a moral panic: religion and state in Singapore / Michael Hill
  • PART III. RELIGIOUS FREEDOM AND EMPOWERMENT
  • What's happening in American church/state jurisprudence? / Phillip E. Hammond
  • Religious toleration in Western and Central European countries / Karel Dobbelaere, Jaak Billiet
  • Religious minorites in France: a Protestant perspective / Grace Davie
  • Gendered spiritualities / Meredith B. McGuire
  • Making of a survivor: rhetoric and reality in the study of religion and abuse / Nancy Nason-Clark
  • PART IV. PHILOSOPHY AND METHODS
  • Aspects of the constitution, construction and reconstruction of human reality / Thomas Luckmann
  • Sociology of wisdom / Douglas Davies
  • Cataclysms and the apocalyptic imagination / Richard K. Fenn.