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  • Globalization, religion and culture : conferencia magistral

    Autor:
    Beyer, Peter
    Colaborador:
    Centro de Estudios Internacionales | Centro de Estudios Sociológicos | El Colegio de México | Blancarte, Roberto
    Handle:
    https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11986/COLMEX/10017400
    Año:
    2011
    Tema:
    Globalización | Secularización | Religión y sociología
    Tipo de documento:
    Video
    Colección Temática:
    Congresos y conferencias
    Identificador:
    990006176880302716
    Idioma:
    inglés
    Notas:
    Conferencia presentada en el Coloquio Religión y Relaciones Internacionales, Auditorio Alfonso Reyes de El Colegio de México. 19 de mayo de 2011, 12:15-14:15 hrs. | A constant of 19th | 20th century secularization theory has been the question of whether “modernization” implies a decline in religion or a change in the form of religion. The recent rejection of secularization theory within sociology, among other disciplines, is best understood as only a rejection of the former, the “religious decline” version of secularization, leaving the “change of form” version mostly intact. Hence, recent theses about a crisis of secularism, religious resurgence, or de-secularization, are best understood as different approaches to this question of changing form that is, the de-institutionalization of older forms | the re-institutionalization in other forms. Globalization, as a totalizing successor concept to modernization, describes some of the main conditions for the initial institutionalization of ‘religion’ as an object for secularization theory, but then also the reconsideration of that theory in the ways described. In consequence, the current debates are both old | new, observe new developments happening at the same time as they repeat old debates in somewhat altered form--http://www.colmex.mx/religiones/mesa-1.html
    Lugar de publicación:
    México D.F.