Historicizing secular-religious demarcations: interdisciplinary contributions to differentiation theory : Sonderband der Zeitschrift für Soziologie

Intro -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part I Premodern Boundary Negotiations: Self-Distinctions of the Religious Sphere -- Dynamics of Differentiation from Charlemagne to Dante. Medieval Christian Debates on Religion and Politics beyond the Model of a "Separation of Church and State" -- Sec...

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Contributors: Wohlrab-Sahr, Monika 1957- (Editor) ; Witte, Daniel (Editor) ; Kleine, Christoph 1962- (Editor)
Format: Electronic Book
Language:English
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Published: Berlin De Gruyter [2024]
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Summary:Intro -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part I Premodern Boundary Negotiations: Self-Distinctions of the Religious Sphere -- Dynamics of Differentiation from Charlemagne to Dante. Medieval Christian Debates on Religion and Politics beyond the Model of a "Separation of Church and State" -- Secularity and Differentiation in Late Antiquity. The Case of Augustine of Hippo -- Monasticism, Differentiation and Secularization: Talcott Parsons and the Catholic 'Monastic Movement' in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries -- Negotiating the Boundaries between Religion and Science in the Abbasid Empire -- Religious and Secular in Premodern Islam and Christianity -- Part II Colonial Boundaries: Religion, Culture, and "Middle Things" -- King, Messiah, and Culture in the Making of Zulu Secularity -- The "Middle Things". Differentiating between the Religious Spheres in Indian and African Mission Contexts in the Nineteenth Century -- Beyond Non-Catholic/Catholic (Luong/Giao) Separation: Missionary Expansion and Divergent Manifestations of Religious Differentiation in Colonial Vietnam -- Part III Competing Epistemes: Lessons Learned From Asia -- The Autonomy of Science vis-a-vis Religion: Amitav Ghosh's The Calcutta Chromosome as a Theoretical Counter-Narrative to the Western Master Narrative of Functional Differentiation -- Global Translations: Conceptualizing Differentiations Between 'Religion' and 'Science' in Thailand and the Philippines in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries -- Demarcating Religion: On the Varying Ways of Conceptualizing Social Differentiation in Japanese History -- Rethinking the Place of Religion and Worldviews in Differentiation Theory: A Historical Comparison between Chinese and European Societies -- Part IV Programmatic Proposals: Differentiation Theory and the Sociology of Religion and Secularity.
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ISBN:3111386643