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Turns of Faith, Search for Meaning

Orthodox Christianity and Post-Soviet Experience
BuchGebunden
321 Seiten
Englisch
Peter Langerschienen am16.06.2014
The book examines deep shifts in religious life of Russia and the post-Soviet world as a whole over the course of the last quarter of the century. It deals with transformations of the religious field, including ritual practices, national identity discourse, and Eastern Orthodoxy´s tense negotiations with the State, secular society, and Western liberal globalism.mehr

Produkt

KlappentextThe book examines deep shifts in religious life of Russia and the post-Soviet world as a whole over the course of the last quarter of the century. It deals with transformations of the religious field, including ritual practices, national identity discourse, and Eastern Orthodoxy´s tense negotiations with the State, secular society, and Western liberal globalism.

Inhalt/Kritik

Inhaltsverzeichnis
Contents: Russian Orthodox Church - Eastern Christianity - National identity - Religious practices - Religion and human rights - Church-State relations - Post-Soviet religiosity - Globalization, religious pluralism - Traditional and liberal values.mehr
Kritik
«Avec une copieuse bibliographie (39 p.), ce livre nous offre une analyse tres fine d'une société russe en quête d'identité ou les liens entre Église et État sont difficilement compréhensibles en Europe occidentale.»
(Revue Istina, 61/2015)

«[E]s handelt sich um ein in jeder Hinsicht empfehlenswertes Werk zu vielfältigen Themenfeldern des orthodoxen Christentums.»
(Margarete Zimmermann, Jahrbücher für Geschichte Osteuropas 7/2017)

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Schlagworte

Autor

Alexander Agadjanian, Prof. Dr., graduated from Moscow State University and worked at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences and at the Department of Religious Studies of Arizona State University. He currently teaches at the Center for the Study of Religions of the Russian State University for the Humanities in Moscow. He has published extensively on religions in the modern world, including Buddhism and Orthodox Christianity.