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T1 Secular Societies, Spiritual Selves?: The Gendered Triangle of Religion, Secularity and Spirituality
T2 Gendering the Study of Religion in the Social Sciences Ser.
A1 Fedele, Anna
A2 Knibbe, Kim Esther
LA English
PP Milton
PB Taylor & Francis Group
YR 2020
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1702636593
AB Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of figures -- List of contributors -- Introduction: spirituality, the third category in a gendered triangle -- 1. Feminist spirituality as lived religion: how UK feminists forge religio-spiritual lives -- 2. Goddess Spirituality in Italy: secular and spiritual - two sides of the same coin? -- 3. Healers, missionaries and entrepreneurs of the feminine: the secularization of contemporary women's spirituality -- 4. The sacred feminine in Mexico's Neopagan women's circles -- 5. The (b)earth of a gendered eco-spirituality: globally connected ethnographies between Mexico and the European Alps -- 6. Re-enchanted selves: an ethnography of wild woman workshops in Belgium -- 7. Gendering the spiritual marketplace: public, private, and in-between -- 8. "God wants spiritual fruits not religious nuts": spirituality as middle way between religion and secularism at the Marian shrine of Fátima -- 9. 'A merely private activity': spiritual consumerism as a way to transform gendered relationships to secular and religious authorities -- 10. Is yoga a girl's thing?: A case study on working-class men doing yoga in jail -- 11. "Things I do are manifestations of love": queer religiosities and secular spirituality among Montreal Pagans -- Afterword: to the vagina triangle and beyond! -- Index.
OP 255
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SN 978-0-429-85318-0
K1 Electronic books