Handbook of New Age:
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Preliminary Materials
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- Contents
- Editors’ Preface
- Defining The New Age (1-24) by George D. Chryssides (168K)
- The New Age Movement And Western Esotericism (25-50) by Wouter J. Hanegraaff (167K)
- The Origins Of ‘New Age’ Religion Between The Two World Wars (51-76) by Steven Sutcliffe (174K)
- Beyond Millennialism: The New Age Transformed (77-98) by J. Gordon Melton (162K)
- Quantitative Studies Of New Age: A Summary And Discussion (99-122) by Liselotte Frisk (152K)
- The Psychology Of The New Age (123-150) by Miguel Farias and Pehr Granqvist (190K)
- Producing And Consuming New Age Spirituality: The Cultic Milieu And The Network Paradigm (151-166) by Adam Possamaï (151K)
- New Age Diffuse Communities (167-180) by Dominic Corrywright (132K)
- New Age And Business (181-206) by Martin Ramstedt (161K)
- Science And The New Age (207-230) by James R. Lewis (160K)
- Truth, Authority And Epistemological Individualism In New Age Thought (231-254) by Christopher Partridge (176K)
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Old Myths, New Mythicising
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Anna E. Kubiak
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- The Status Of Symbols And Myths
- Tradition And Memory
- References
- Power Trips: Making Sacred Space Through New Age Pilgrimage (263-286) by Adrian Ivakhiv (165K)
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Ancient Avalon, New Jerusalem, Heart Chakra Of Planet Earth: The Local And The Global In Glastonbury
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Marion I. Bowman
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- Locating Glastonbury
- Serial Centrality
- Locating Vernacular Religion And Contemporary Spirituality
- Spiritual Shopping And Consumer Choice
- Brahmin, Sheikh And Buddha In Glastonbury
- Negotiating The Local And The Global
- The Local, The Global And Sacred Space
- Interconnectedness
- Continuity Or Change?
- References
- Hawaii In New Age Imaginations: A Case Of Religious Inventions (315-340) by Mikael Rothstein (188K)
- A Latin American New Age? (341-358) by María Julia Carozzi (151K)
- The Spiritual World: Aspects Of New Age In Japan (359-374) by Inken Prohl (151K)
- New Age Religion And The Sceptics (375-404) by Olav Hammer (202K)
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The New Age Movement As An Astrological Minority Religion With Mainstream Appeal
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Michael York
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- References
- Holistic Health And New Age In Britain And The Republic Of Ireland (415-434) by Maria Tighe and Jenny Butler (162K)
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Paganism And The New Age
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Melissa Harrington
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- Academic Study Of Paganism
- Paganism, Esotericism And The New Age
- Problem 1: Conflating Pagan Traditions And Belief Systems
- Problem 2: Attributing New Age Beliefs To Pagans
- Problem 3: Attributing New Age Privileging Of Mind/Spirit Over Body To Paganism
- Problem 4: Attributing New Age Views Of Ego, Self And Psychology To Paganism
- Problem 5: Overwriting Positive Pagan Attitudes To Authority And Commitment
- Problem 6: Decontextualising Aspects Of Pagan Practice And Including Them In New Age Eclecticism
- Paganism And The New Age—A Rapprochement
- Paganism And The New Age Movement—A Final Frontier
- Conclusion
- References
- Christians And New Age (453-472) by Daren Kemp (155K)
- Contributors (473-474) (89K)
- Index (475-484) (122K)
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Preliminary Materials
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