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«Sociological Theory and the Question of Religion»

Deproblematising Modernity Evidence of Change Critical Discourse Analysis and Critical Sociology of Religion What Sort of Theory Should We Use?Putting Baby Back in the Bath: Theorising Modernity for the Contemporary Sociology of Religion The Current Volume Modernity in the Dock Beyond Structure and Agency: Critical Hermeneutics in the Study of Religion and Gender Saying the Unsaid Simmel and Durkheim I. The State of the Art and Science of the Sociology of Religion Thinking Sociologically about Religion: A Step Change in the Debate?The Problem at Hand A Broad Perspective on the Aestheticization of Religion Mammonism Latin America: The Dialectic Transcended in a Time of Both Religious Revival and Secularization Different Situations Call for Different Methodological Sensitivities The Dialectic Transcended: Beyond Popular Religion New Initiatives The Discursive Dialectics of Secularisation The Secularization of Religious Reason in Liberation Theology Recent Developments in British Sociology of Religion Studying Religion and Gender with (and against) Bourdieu God as a Symbol of Society Hope and Religion Weber, Universalism and China Listening Subjects, Rationality and Modernity List of Contributors The Dialectic of the Popular and the Erudite The Sacramental Mechanism: Religion and the Civilizing Process in Christian Western Europe with Particular Reference to the Peace of God Movement and its Aftermath Listening as the Practice of Rationality Multiple Modernities New Questions Learning to Listen Christmas Concerts: An Evocative Ritual V. Power, Gender and Discourse Theory in the Study of Religion The Nature of Social Theory Capitalism as Religion Religion and Monetary Culture in the Sociology of Georg Simmel The Supernatural, Ritual and Uncertainty The Axial Age Religions: The Debate and its Legacy for Contemporary Sociology Aestheticization: The Social Context Critical Sociology of Religion and the Importance of Discourse Religion as Legitimate Identity Acknowledgements Brief Concluding Remarks God/Money Equation Ritual Promiscuity II. History and Religion The Civilizing Process Money/Society Equation Exchange in a Secularized Religious Setting Putting Baby Back in the Bath The Sacramental Mechanism and the Prohibition of Violence Simmel's Concept of Religion Studying Multimodal Religion Opium of the People - and More III. Religion and Modernity Karl Jaspers, Max Weber and the Axial Age Understanding Discourse The Embeddedness of Discourse IV. Ethnographies of Listening to Churches: aesthetics and rationality The Hereafter and its Rewards Acknowledgement Religion and the Civilizing Process Critical Discourse Analysis in the Sociology of Religion Money/Religion Complex Listening, Meaning and Modernity Bourdieu and Gender Being Critical Beyond Habitus: Researching Gender and Religion through the Ontology of Social Relations What Sort of Social Theory Would Benefit the Sociology of Religion?Feminist Critique of Masculine Domination Playing the Sensual Card in Churches: Studying the Aestheticization of Religion Towards an Ontology of Social Relations in the Study of Gender and Religion Pax Dei and its Reverberations

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