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|a The Oxford handbook of new religious movements /
|c edited by James R. Lewis.
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|a Handbook of new religious movements
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|g Overview /
|r James R. Lewis --
|t An introduction to new religions /
|r J. Gordon Melton --
|t Modernization and new religions.
|t Alternative spiritualities, new religions, and the reenchantment of the West /
|r Christopher Partridge.
|t The sociocultural significance of modern new religious movements /
|r Lorne L. Dawson.
|t Science and religion in the new religions /
|r Mikael Rothstein.
|t Virtually religious : new religious movements and the World Wide Web /
|r Douglas E. Cowan and Jeffrey K. Hadden --
|t Social conflict.
|t Violence and new religious movements /
|r David G. Bromley.
|t Legal dimensions of new religions /
|r James T. Richardson.
|t The North American anti-cult movement : vicissitudes of success and failure /
|r Anson Shupe, David G. Bromley, and Susan E. Darnell.
|t Something peculiar about France : anti-cult campaigns in Western Europe and French religious exceptionalism /
|r Massimo Introvigne.
|t Satanism and ritual abuse /
|r Philip Jenkins.
|t Conversion and "brainwashing" in new religious movements /
|r Dick Anthony and Thomas Robbins.
|t Leaving the fold : disaffiliating from new religious movements /
|r David G. Bromley --
|t Social and psychological dimensions.
|t Psychology and the new religious movements /
|r John A. Saliba.
|t Millennialism /
|r Richard Landes.
|t The mythic dimensions of new religious movements : function, reality construction, and process /
|r Diana G. Tumminia and R. George Kirkpatrick.
|t Women in new religious movements /
|r Susan J. Palmer.
|t Children in new religious movements /
|r Charlotte E. Hardman --
|t Neo-pagans, UFOs, and other heterodoxies.
|t Waiting for the "big beam" : UFO religions and "ufological" themes in new religious movements /
|r Andreas Grünschloß.
|t Esotericism in new religious movements /
|r Olav Hammer.
|t The dynamics of alternative sprituality : seekers, networks, and "New Age" /
|r Steven J. Sutcliffe.
|t New religions in East Asia /
|r Michael Pye.
|t Witches, Wiccans, and neo-pagans : a review of current academic treatments of neo-paganism /
|r Síân Lee Reid and Shelley TSivia Rabinovitch.
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|a The Oxford Handbook of New Religious Movements covers the current state of the field and breaks new ground. Its contributors are drawn equally from sociology and religious studies and include both established scholars and "rising stars" in the field. The study of New Religious Movements (NRMs) is one of the fastest-growing areas of religious studies. The core articles deal with such central issues as conversion, the brainwashing debate, millennialism, and modernization. Another section deals with NRM subfields such as Neo-Paganism, Satanism, and UFO religions. The final section considers NRMs in a global perspective.
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