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This book looks at the concept of tradition in the study of religion. It examines the history of the concept, uses in the discipline, theoretical perspectives (including Indigenous and post/decolonial studies, cognitive science and hermeneutics), and critical perspectives on key thinkers (Halbwachs, Gadamer, Ricoeur, J & A Assmann, Boyer, Morin) and recommendations for clearing the air of a key theoretical tension surrounding the concept of the invention of tradition. Questioning the use of tradition as a synonym for religion, the book models a relational and ideology-critical approach to complex concepts. It engages with important theoretical issues, including opposition to modernity, Indigenous self-conscious traditionalism. colonial discourses, intersections with ritual, agency and reason and the invention of tradition. Discussions with examples from a variety of religions and cultures including African, Indigenous North American, south Pacific, Afro-Brazilian, Japanese, Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu and esoteric. Four case studies on esoteric Traditionalism, Candombl, great/little traditions and Indigenous traditions in Canadian law engage central ideas in greater detail.
- Format: Inbunden
- ISBN: 9781781799079
- Språk: Engelska
- Antal sidor: 202
- Utgivningsdatum: 2024-11-30
- Förlag: Equinox Publishing Ltd