Coming Together/coming Apart: Religion, Community, and ModernityRoutledge, 1997 - 184 páginas While the idea of "community: is increasingly vital to our individual and social well-being, our ordinary communal relations are being eroded by increased mobility, lost traditions, and the growing pluralism of society. Examining this renewed desire for community, Coming Together/Coming Apart locates the current problems in modern capitalism. Out of a common matrix of a lifeworld in crises, contemporary religious, social, and feminist discussions compose an ideological struggle over the reformation of society. Bounds analyzes a broad range of theorists from Daniel Bell and Stanley Hauerwas to Sharon Welch and Cornel West. In comparing their arguments about community, she illustrates critical assumptions about the roles of morality and religion including the values of difference, the diversity of traditions, and the nature of moral connection. |
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Coming Together/Coming Apart: Religion, Community and Modernity Elizabeth Bounds Vista previa limitada - 2014 |
Coming Together/coming Apart: Religion, Community, and Modernity Elizabeth M. Bounds Sin vista previa disponible - 1997 |
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Negotiating the Good Life: Aristotle and the Civil Society Mark A. Young Sin vista previa disponible - 2005 |