The study of children in religions : a methods handbook

The study of children in religions : a methods handbook / edited by Susan B. Ridgely.

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Ridgely, Susan B. (Susan Bales)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : New York University Press, c2011.
Subjects:
Children > Religious life.
Table of Contents:
  • Agency, voice, and maturity in children's religious and spiritual development / Chris Boyartzis
  • Religion and youth in American culture / Sarah Pike
  • Children's rights in research about religion and spirituality / Priscilla Alderson
  • Navigating the institutional review board (IRB) for child-directed qualitative research / Cindy Dell Clark
  • "Maybe the picture will tell you" : methods for hearing children's perspectives on religion / Susan B. Ridgely
  • Boundary and identity work among Hare Krishna children / E. Burke Rochford, Jr.
  • Playing with fire (and water, earth and air) : ritual fluency and improvisation among contemporary pagan children / Zohreh Kermani
  • "La Virgen, she watches over us" : what cholos and cholas can teach us about researching and writing about religion / Kristy Nabhan-Warren
  • Going through the motions of ritual : exploring the as if quality of religious sociality in faith-based schools / Sally Anderson
  • Catholic children's experiences of Scripture and the Sacrament of Reconciliation through catechesis of the Good Shepherd / Jennifer Beste
  • Religion and youth identity in post-war Bosnia Herzegovina / Ruqayya Yasmine Khan
  • The battle for the toy box : marketing and play in the development of children's religious identities / Rebecca Sachs Norris
  • "God made this fire for our comfort" : Puritan children's literature in context / Phillipa Koch
  • Childhood in the land of hope : Black children and religion in Chicago, 1920-1945 / Moira Hinderer
  • The baptism of a Cheyenne girl / Ann Braude
  • Examining agency, discourses of destiny, and creative power in the biography of a Tibetan child tertön / Amy Holmes-Tagchungdarpa
  • Memory work and trauma in research on children / Diane Wolf.

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