Religion in rebellions, revolutions, and social movements /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: Taylor & Francis
Other Authors: Goldstein, Warren S. (Editor), Reed, Jean-Pierre, 1964- (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2022.
Series:Routledge studies in religion and politics.
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Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • An introduction to the study of religion, revolutions, and social movements / Jean-Pierre Reed and Warren S. Goldstein
  • Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels on religion and revolution / Michael Löwy
  • Mandate for revolution? Reconsidering Chinese peasant rebellions in terms of changing one's destiny / Roland Boer
  • Peasant revolt against the Roman imperial order in ancient Palestine / Richard Horsley
  • John Ball and the 1381 English uprising : from rebellion to revolutions / James Crossley
  • A second path : nuns in the early French Revolution, 1789-1791 / Corinne Gressang
  • "Elective affinities" between Eastern Orthodox Christianity and the 1917 Russian Revolution / Tamara Prosic
  • "The spirit of the spiritless world" : the ShiÌ"Ê»ah rituals of Muharram and the 1979 Iranian Revolution / Babak Rahimi
  • The ambivalence of African independent/initiated churches in colonial and post-colonial politics / Joram Tarusarira and Bernard Pindukai Humbe
  • Theorizing religion, social movements, and social change / Anna Peterson
  • Mobilizing religion in twenty-first century nativism in the U.S. / Rhys H. Williams
  • Elective affinities between liberation theology and ecology in Latin America / Luis MartiÌ?nez Andrade
  • Indigenous spirituality and the decolonization of religious beliefs : embodied theology, collectivity, and justice / Sylvia Marcos
  • Epilogue: On the significance of religion for rebellions, revolutions, and social movements / Jean-Pierre Reed and Warren S. Goldstein.