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David Martin is a pioneer of a political sociology of religion and one of the first critics of the so-called secularization thesis.This collection provides the first scholarly overview of his hugely influential work and includes a chapter written by David Martin himself.
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1 Introduction: More Weberian Than Weber? David Martin’s Political Sociology of Religion, Hans Joas 2 David Martin’s Theory of Secularisation, Anthony Carroll 3 Revising Secularization Theory‘s Paradigmatic Core – David Martin on General Processes, Basic Patterns and Causal Mechanisms of Differentiation between Religion and Politics, Matthias Koenig 4 The One and the Many Stories: How to Reconcile Sense-Making and Fact-Checking in the Secularization Narrative, Paolo Costa 5 Understanding Religion in Modern Britain: Taking the Long View, Grace Davie 6 Parallel Reformations in Latin America: A Critical Review of David Martin's Interpretation of the Pentecostal Revolution, José Casanova 7 David Martin on Scandinavia and Music, Pål Repstad 8 Taking Religion Back Out: On the Secular Dynamics of Armed Conflicts and the Potentials of Religious Peace Making, Andreas Hasenclever 9 Converting. A General Theory of David Martin, Michal Luczewski 10 Thinking With Your Life, David Martin Bibliography of David Martin’s Work
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Hans Joas is Ernst Troeltsch Professor for the Sociology of Religion at the Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany, and Professor of Sociology and Social Thought at the University of Chicago, USA. His previous publications include Faith as an Option (2014) and The Sacredness of the Person (2013).
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David Martin is a pioneer of a political sociology of religion and one of the first critics of the so-called secularization thesis.This collection provides the first scholarly overview of his hugely influential work and includes a chapter written by David Martin himself.
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'This rich collection provides a long-overdue assessment of the seminal work of David Martin within and beyond the sociology of religion. It covers the key topics of secularization, differentiation, boundaries between sociology and theology, and much more besides. A wide spectrum of experts is needed to provide a critical understanding of David Martin’s pioneering and far-reaching work. The result is impressive.'Robin Gill, Editor of Theology and Emeritus Professor of Applied Theology at the University of Kent, UK.
