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This book presents new conceptual and methodological approaches to
studying religiosity in Europe. From her unique background of
working with the Church of Sweden statistics and official
statistics on the increasing religious diversity in Sweden,
Willander illustrates how previous and current methods of analysing
religiosity overlook substantial aspects in patterns of
affiliation, belief and practice. Unity, Division and the Religious
Mainstream in Sweden draws on the sociological imagination in the
sociology of religion to offer a new and empirically-driven
analytical framework that shifts the focus to religious change in
general, and will contribute greatly to ongoing discussions about
majority forms of religiosity and their social relevance in
contemporary times. It will be of use to students and scholars with
a focus on the sociology of religion, as well as sociology,
political science, epistemology and media studies.
This book presents new conceptual and methodological approaches to
studying religiosity in Europe. From her unique background of
working with the Church of Sweden statistics and official
statistics on the increasing religious diversity in Sweden,
Willander illustrates how previous and current methods of analysing
religiosity overlook substantial aspects in patterns of
affiliation, belief and practice. Unity, Division and the Religious
Mainstream in Sweden draws on the sociological imagination in the
sociology of religion to offer a new and empirically-driven
analytical framework that shifts the focus to religious change in
general, and will contribute greatly to ongoing discussions about
majority forms of religiosity and their social relevance in
contemporary times. It will be of use to students and scholars with
a focus on the sociology of religion, as well as sociology,
political science, epistemology and media studies.
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