Description: Todne Thomas is Assistant Professor of Religion at the University of Vermont, USA. Asiya Malik is an anthropologist and independent researcher in Canada. Rose Wellman is an anthropologist and postdoctoral researcher at Princeton University, USA. 1. Introduction: Re-Sacralizing the Social: Spiritual Kinship at the Crossroads of the Abrahamic Religions2. Spiritual Kinship Between Formal Norms and Actual Practice a Comparative Analysis in the Long Run (from the Early Middle Ages until Today)3. The Religion and Science of Kinship in an Age of Dissent: Pigeon-Breeders in Darwin's London4. Kinship as Ethical Relation: An Alternative to the Spiritual Kinship Paradigm5. Kinship in Historical Consciousness: A French Jewish Perspective6. "We All Ask Together": Intercession and Composition as Models for Spiritual Kinship7. "Forever Families": Christian Individualism, Mormonism and Collective Salvation8. Substance, Spirit, and Sociality among Shi'i Muslims in Iran9. Expanding Familial Ties: From the Umma to New Constructions of Relatedness among East African Indians in Canada10. Rebuking the Ethnic Frame: West Indian and African American Evangelicals and Spiritual Kinship11. The Seeds of Kinship Theory in the Abrahamic Religions
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EAN: 9783319839394
UPC: 9783319839394
ISBN: 9783319839394
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Item Length: 21 cm
Book Title: New Directions in Spiritual Kinship: Sacred Ties Across the Abrahamic Religions
Item Height: 210mm
Item Width: 148mm
Author: Rose Wellman, Asiya Malik, Todne Thomas
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Topic: Sociology, Beliefs, Religious History, Anthropology
Publisher: Springer International Publishing Ag
Publication Year: 2018
Type: Textbook
Item Weight: 389g
Number of Pages: 273 Pages