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" Religion, theology, and class : "
edited by Joerg Rieger.
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BL
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662950
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Religion, theology, and class : : fresh engagements after long silence /\ edited by Joerg Rieger.
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| Edition Statement
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First edition.
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| Series Statement
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New Approaches to Religion and Power.
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xiii, 224 pages ;; 24 cm.
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9781137351371
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: 1137351373
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: 9781137351425
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: 113735142X
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Abstract
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Unlike notions of gender, ethnicity, and race, the notion of class has rarely been reflected in religious and theological studies in recent decades. The few who currently use the term "class" think 'poor people,' 'social stratification,' or 'income differentials.' Commonly overlooked are power differentials, the tensions between classes, and the question of production. The essays in this volume discuss what new discourses on class in religious and theological studies might add to cutting-edge developments in these fields. Religion, Theology, and Class demonstrates that just like the lack of the study of class distorts the study of religion and theology, renewed engagement leads to new insights and broader horizons. The audience for this work includes students and scholars of religion and theology with various research interests, as well as students and scholars of other fields like economics, sociology, political studies, and cultural studies. Widespread classroom use is anticipated as this text is written in an accessible and engaging style.
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Christian sociology.
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Social classes.
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| Dewey Classification
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230.086/2
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BT738.R447 2013
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Rieger, Joerg
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