Religion and Youth
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Religion and Youth
Dandelion, Pink; Collins-Mayo, Sylvia
Taylor & Francis Ltd
07/2010
302
Mole
Inglês
9780754667681
15 a 20 dias
436
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Introduction; I: Generations and their Legacy; 1: The Expressive Communalism of Post-Boomer Religion in the USA 1; 2: Religion, Pop Culture and 'Virtual Faith'; 3: Explaining Change over Time in Religious Involvement; 4: 'Generation X' Religion: A Critical Evaluation; II: The Big Picture: Surveys of Belief and Practice; 5: On 'Moralistic Therapeutic Deism' as US Teenagers' Actual, Tacit, De Facto Religious Faith; 6: The Teenage Religion and Values Survey in England and Wales; 7: The Spirituality of Young Australians; III: Expression; 8: What Spirituality Means to Young Adults; 9: Shamanic Practices and Social Capital among Native Youths in the Brazilian Amazon; 10: Teenage Witchcraft in Britain; 11: Exploring Symbolic, Emotional and Spiritual Expression amongst 'Crasher Clubbers'; 12: 'Believing in Belonging': An Exploration of Young People's Social Contexts and Constructions of Belief; 13: The Role of Religion in the Sexual Lives of Teens; IV: Identity; 14: Islamic Revival and Young Women's Negotiations on Gender and Racism; 15: Engaging with Teenage Girls' Understandings of Religion and Gender; 16: British Sikh Youth: Identity, Hair and the Turban; 17: 'A Place to Grow Spiritually and Socially': The Experiences of Young Pilgrims to Lourdes; 18: Religious Socialisation and a Reflexive Habitus: Christian Youth Groups as Sites for Identity Work; V: Transmission; 19: The Role of Families and Religious Institutions in Transmitting Faith among Christians, Muslims, and Hindus in the USA; 20: Growing Up in a Mixed-Faith Family: Intact or Fractured Chain of Memory? 1; 21: Socialisation and Spiritual Capital: What Difference do Clergy Families Make?; 22: Protestant Confirmation in European Perspective; VI: Researching Youth Religion; 23: A Question of Belief; 24: Quantitative Methods; 25: Visual Methods; 26: Gender Matters: Doing Feminist Research on Religion and Youth; 27: Insider-Desire: Coveting Insider Status and Its Consequences; Conclusion; Epilogue
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young;people;christian;groups;teenage;faith;transmission;electronic;dance;music;Young Man;Electronic Dance Music Cultures;Pop Stars;Moralistic Therapeutic Deism;Electronic Dance Music Clubbing;Wade Clark Roof;Sexual Health Risk Behaviour;Contemporary Society;Young British Sikhs;UK Data Archive;Independent Schools;Female Genital Cutting;STI Prevalence;Mixed Faith Families;GC1;Youth Religion;Christian Youth Groups;Self-assigned Religious Affiliation;Visual Research Methods;Youth Studies Scholars;Cyndi Lauper;Teenage Religion;Youth Spirituality;Faith Transmission;Clergy Children
Introduction; I: Generations and their Legacy; 1: The Expressive Communalism of Post-Boomer Religion in the USA 1; 2: Religion, Pop Culture and 'Virtual Faith'; 3: Explaining Change over Time in Religious Involvement; 4: 'Generation X' Religion: A Critical Evaluation; II: The Big Picture: Surveys of Belief and Practice; 5: On 'Moralistic Therapeutic Deism' as US Teenagers' Actual, Tacit, De Facto Religious Faith; 6: The Teenage Religion and Values Survey in England and Wales; 7: The Spirituality of Young Australians; III: Expression; 8: What Spirituality Means to Young Adults; 9: Shamanic Practices and Social Capital among Native Youths in the Brazilian Amazon; 10: Teenage Witchcraft in Britain; 11: Exploring Symbolic, Emotional and Spiritual Expression amongst 'Crasher Clubbers'; 12: 'Believing in Belonging': An Exploration of Young People's Social Contexts and Constructions of Belief; 13: The Role of Religion in the Sexual Lives of Teens; IV: Identity; 14: Islamic Revival and Young Women's Negotiations on Gender and Racism; 15: Engaging with Teenage Girls' Understandings of Religion and Gender; 16: British Sikh Youth: Identity, Hair and the Turban; 17: 'A Place to Grow Spiritually and Socially': The Experiences of Young Pilgrims to Lourdes; 18: Religious Socialisation and a Reflexive Habitus: Christian Youth Groups as Sites for Identity Work; V: Transmission; 19: The Role of Families and Religious Institutions in Transmitting Faith among Christians, Muslims, and Hindus in the USA; 20: Growing Up in a Mixed-Faith Family: Intact or Fractured Chain of Memory? 1; 21: Socialisation and Spiritual Capital: What Difference do Clergy Families Make?; 22: Protestant Confirmation in European Perspective; VI: Researching Youth Religion; 23: A Question of Belief; 24: Quantitative Methods; 25: Visual Methods; 26: Gender Matters: Doing Feminist Research on Religion and Youth; 27: Insider-Desire: Coveting Insider Status and Its Consequences; Conclusion; Epilogue
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young;people;christian;groups;teenage;faith;transmission;electronic;dance;music;Young Man;Electronic Dance Music Cultures;Pop Stars;Moralistic Therapeutic Deism;Electronic Dance Music Clubbing;Wade Clark Roof;Sexual Health Risk Behaviour;Contemporary Society;Young British Sikhs;UK Data Archive;Independent Schools;Female Genital Cutting;STI Prevalence;Mixed Faith Families;GC1;Youth Religion;Christian Youth Groups;Self-assigned Religious Affiliation;Visual Research Methods;Youth Studies Scholars;Cyndi Lauper;Teenage Religion;Youth Spirituality;Faith Transmission;Clergy Children
