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Networks and religious transformations
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KAŠE, V.; GLOMB, T.; FOUSEK, J. Networks and religious transformations. In Brughmans, T., Mills, B., Jessica, M. The Oxford Handbook of Archaeological Network Research. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2024, s. 413-426. ISBN 978-0-19-885426-5.
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| Druh: | KAPITOLA V KNIZE |
| Jazyk publikace: | eng |
| Anglický název: | Networks and religious transformations |
| Rok vydání: | 2024 |
| Místo konání: | Oxford |
| Název zdroje: | Oxford University Press |
| Autoři: | Mgr. Vojtěch Kaše Ph.D. , Tom Brughmans , Barbara Mills , Mgr. Tomáš Glomb Ph.D. , RNDr. Jan Fousek Ph.D. , Munson Jessica , Peeples Matthew |
| Abstrakt EN: | This chapter demonstrates the potential of formal network analysis for the study of religious transformations in past societies. It proposes that the study of these phenomena can especially profit from employing methods associated with studying three types of network structures: spatial networks, social networks, and textual networks. The chapter discusses the applicability of these network structures with respect to three levels of analysis for studying religion and religious transformations in human societies: a micro level, analyzing religion with respect to individual religious groups or communities; a meso level, approaching religion on the level of religious traditions; and a macro level, dealing with religion from a long-term, macrohistorical perspective of human evolution. Finally, the chapter proposes that network approaches can help to bridge the gap between the rather traditional historical study of religion and recent naturalistic approaches to religion. |
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