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阿尔伯特·皮埃特和生活 (非) 宗教:概念和方法的考虑
Lori G Beaman1, Lauren Strumos1
1Department of Classics and Religious Studies, University of Ottawa, Canada.
Studies in religion. Sciences religieuses
|November 11, 2024
概括
阿尔伯特·皮埃特 (Albert Piette) 是一个著名的艺术家.
科学领域:
- 宗教社会学是宗教社会学.
- 活着的宗教研究研究
- 非宗教研究 非宗教研究
背景情况:
- 阿尔伯特·皮埃特的工作提供了对日常宗教生活的社会学理解的见解.
- 当代宗教社会学越来越多地关注'活着的宗教'及其日常表现.
- 实践非宗教的研究是一个新兴的领域,需要细微的理论方法.
研究的目的:
- 检查阿尔伯特·皮埃特的社会学概念如何丰富生活宗教研究.
- 为了确定皮埃特的作品与现有的"活着的宗教"学术之间的重叠和分歧.
- 探讨皮埃特的微观层面方法对生活非宗教研究的适用性.
主要方法:
- 对阿尔伯特·皮埃特的理论框架与现有的社会学文献对生活宗教的比较分析.
- 将皮埃特的概念应用于来自"非宗教在复杂未来的社区花园"研究项目的定性数据.
- 探索宗教和非宗教人士如何在日常环境中构建自己的身份.
主要成果:
- 皮埃特的微层次方法为研究生活的宗教和非宗教提供了宝贵的概念和方法工具.
- 虽然皮埃特的工作对广泛的社会学应用有局限性,但它增强了对微观宗教和非宗教实践的理解.
- 社区花园项目展示了皮埃特的观点如何阐明 (非) 宗教在日常生活中的实施.
结论:
- 阿尔伯特·皮埃特 (Albert Piette) 的社会学见解对生活宗教的研究和生活非宗教的新兴领域做出了重大贡献.
- 整合皮埃特的微观社会学的方法提供了一个更丰富的了解个人如何实践和构建他们的宗教和非宗教生活.
- 需要进一步的研究,将皮埃特的框架应用于各种日常环境.
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