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Note: "Der vorliegende Band dokumentiert die Beiträge, die im Frühjahr 2013 auf der internationalen Tagung 'Konfessionslosigkeit heute. Zwischen Religiösität und Säkularität' in Jena vorgestellt und diskutiert wurden." - Einleitung, Seite 11 , Beitr. teilw. dt., teilw. engl.

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Note: This volume contains studies on two of the most fascinating personalities in the academic world of the 20th century. In their common years in Heidelberg, both Weber and Troeltsch developed a research program in sociology of religion which was devoted to the analysis of the "cultural importance" of religion, in particular Protestant piety. Their common interest in an analytical explanation of religion as vital power ("Lebensmacht"), however, resulted in different and competing theoretical programs. The studies in this book explore the constellations of the two men's lives and works

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Note: "Essays in honour of Prof. Jacob Kehinde Olupona" , Includes bibliographical references and index , Introduction : African traditions in the study of religion in Africa : contending with gender, the vitality of indigenous religions and diaspora , Introduction : African traditions in the study of religion in Africa : contending with gender, the vitality of indigenous religions and diaspora , ch. 2. Religious pluralism and secularization in the Nigerian religious sphere , ch. 3. Faith, spiritualism and materialism : understanding the interfaces of religion and economy in Nigeria , ch. 4. Towards a civil religion in Nigeria , ch. 5. The tradition of ancestral veneration manifesting in national symbols : a study of its implication for national integration and moral transformation in Nigeria , ch. 6. The concept of expiatory sacrifice in the early Church and in African indigenous religious traditions , ch. 7. Researching African immigrant religions : boundaries, belonging and access , ch. 8. Áìní obìnrin kò seé dáké lásán, bí a dáké lásán, enu níí yo ni : women's leadership roles in Aládurà churches in Nigeria and the USA , ch. 9. The place of second-generation youth in West Indian pentecostalism in the diaspora--New York and London , ch. 10. Religion and masculinities in Africa : an opportunity for Africanization , ch. 11. Rethinking women, nature and ritual purity in Yoruba religious traditions , ch. 12. Partnership and the exercise of power in Nigerian churches , ch. 13. The Northern Nigerian Muslim woman : between economic crisis and religious puritanism , ch. 1. Approaches to peacemaking in Africa : obuntu perspectives from Western Kenya , ch. 2. Religious pluralism and secularization in the Nigerian religious sphere , ch. 3. Faith, spiritualism and materialism : understanding the interfaces of religion and economy in Nigeria , ch. 4. Towards a civil religion in Nigeria , ch. 5. The tradition of ancestral veneration manifesting in national symbols : a study of its implication for national integration and moral transformation in Nigeria , ch. 6. The concept of expiatory sacrifice in the early Church and in African indigenous religious traditions , ch. 7. Researching African immigrant religions : boundaries, belonging and access , ch. 8. Áìní obìnrin kò seé dáké lásán, bí a dáké lásán, enu níí yo ni : women's leadership roles in Aládurà churches in Nigeria and the USA , ch. 9. The place of second-generation youth in West Indian pentecostalism in the diaspora--New York and London , ch. 10. Religion and masculinities in Africa : an opportunity for Africanization , ch. 11. Rethinking women, nature and ritual purity in Yoruba religious traditions , ch. 12. Partnership and the exercise of power in Nigerian churches , ch. 13. The Northern Nigerian Muslim woman : between economic crisis and religious puritanism

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Note: Description based upon print version of record , This volume presents the theory of culture of the Russian-born German Jewish social philosopher David Koigen (1879-1933). Heir to Hermann Cohen's neo-Kantian interpretation of Judaism as a religion of reason, he draws upon philosophical anthropology and the sociology of religion to go beyond Kantian formalism. The resulting primacy given to religious consciousness brought him close to Martin Buber, with whom he shared an interest in East European Hasidism as a source of religious renewal. Author of Ideen zur Philosophie der Kultur (1910) and Der moralische Gott (1922), among other works, Koigen enters a much wider debate on the relation between religion, culture and conceptions of the nation, developing a non-essentialist approach to religion and ethnicity. Enjoining the concept of ethos as the arbiter of ethnos and ethics he formulates a theory of culture on the basis of Jewish monotheism that would pose a challenge to Liberal Judaism and Liberal Protestantism alike. Among his interlocutors were Max Scheler, Georg Simmel, Ernst Troeltsch, and Max Weber. His elucidation of the complex interplay between Judaism's concept of covenant and its attendant ethos offers a novel approach to the construction of a modern Jewish identity. The theoretical value of the notion of ethos for the sociology of religion is most succinctly expressed in a lecture on the ethos in Judaism which is presented and annotated for a first time in this volume. Martina Urban, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, USA.

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Note: Viele ... Texte entstammen in ihrer Ursprungsgestalt einer Tagung des Sozialwissenschaftlichen Instituts der EKD und der Evangelischen Akademie Loccum (2. bis 4. September 2011). - Seite 7

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