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British
Sociological Association
Sociology
of Religion Study Group |
Publications
The
Study Group aims to publish books based on the annual April conferences.
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the links for further information and to order these titles.
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A
Sociology of Spirituality
Edited
by Kieran Flanagan, and Peter C. Jupp
(published
Autumn 2007 - reissued in paperback November 2009)
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Exploring
Religion and the Sacred in a Media Age,
Edited
by Christopher Deacy,University of Kent, UK and Elisabeth Arweck,
University of Warwick, UK
(published
April 2009)
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Religion
and the Individual
Belief, Practice, Identity
Edited
by Abby Day, University of Sussex
(published
June 2008)
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Women
and Religion in the West
Challenging Secularization
Edited
by Kristin Aune, University of Derby, UK, Sonya Sharma, University
of British Columbia, Canada and Giselle Vincett, University of
Edinburgh, UK
(published
June 2008)
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Materializing
Religion Expression, Performance and Ritual
Elisabeth
Arweck and William Keenan (published
August 2006) |
Reading
Religion in Text and Context
Reflections of Faith and Practice in Religious Materials
Elisabeth
Arweck and Peter Collins
Published
June 2006 (from the April 2003 Conference)
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Predicting
Religion: Christian,
Secular and Alternative Futures
Grace
Davie, Linda Woodhead and Paul Heelas
Published
by Ashgate November 2003
(from
the April 2000 Prophecy and Prediction Conference)
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Religion,
Identity and Change:
British
Perspectives on Global Transformations:
Simon
Coleman and Peter Collins
published by Ashgate March 2004
from
the April 1999 Durham conference
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Virtue
Ethics and Sociology: Issues of Modernity and Religion
Kieran
Flanagan and Peter Jupp, Palgrave.
November
2000
(from
the 1997 Bristol conference)
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Postmodernity,
Sociology and Religion
Kieran Flanagan, Peter C. Jupp
Hardback, November 1996. |
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Religion
in Contemporary Europe
John Fulton and Peter Gee
Edwin
Mellen Press
from
the 1992 Twickenham conference
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Religion
and Politics
Peter
Gee and John Fulton
from
the 1989 Twickenham conference
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