Series Information
Religion in Contemporary Cultures
ABC-CLIO's Religion in Contemporary Cultures series examines the nexus between the disciplines of religious studies and cultural geography. Topics such as the place of multiculturalism and globalization in religious tradition, the place of religion in the development of nationalism, and the variegated roles of religion within a given culture provide current scholarship on each religious tradition within a global context.
Highlights
• Skillfully written for a general audience
• The most current scholarship available, including the effects of recent major conflicts
• A unique approach, acknowledging that religions are not monolithic, but respond to cultural context
• The most current scholarship available, including the effects of recent major conflicts
• A unique approach, acknowledging that religions are not monolithic, but respond to cultural context
Features
• An introductory essay detailing the history and practices of each religion
• Eight single-chapter essays, each the original work of a leading scholar of the religion as practiced in a particular geographical area
• An annotated bibliography, organized by chapter and theme
• An extensive A–Z treatment of terms, themes, issues, and concepts
• Eight single-chapter essays, each the original work of a leading scholar of the religion as practiced in a particular geographical area
• An annotated bibliography, organized by chapter and theme
• An extensive A–Z treatment of terms, themes, issues, and concepts