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052 - Section on Sociology of Religion Paper Session. Beyond Anglo Christianity
Sat, August 16, 8:30 to 10:10am, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
The forms and functions of religion vary widely across societies and within societies. This session brings together a series of papers that highlight religious diversity. Papers consider Afro-Cuban religion, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism in Europe, Central America, and North America. A range of theories and methodologies guide the research.
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Veiling as a Commitment and Signal - Ozan Aksoy, University of Oxford
Giving and Receiving Testimony: Self-discipline and the Supernatural in the Case of the Hombres de Negocios - Graham Wilson Hill, University of California-Berkeley
Negotiating Gendered Religious Space: The Particularities of Patriarchy in an African American Mosque - Pamela Prickett, University of California-Los Angeles
Happy Houses, Family Troubles, and Diversity Divisions: Lukumi Intra-Religious Social Relations in the United States - C. Lynn Carr, Seton Hall University
The Myth of Multireligiousness: Assessing the (Im-)Possibility of Identification with Multiple Religions - Adam L. Horowitz, Stanford University