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1 online resource (345 pages) : illustrations |
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Religion and society ; v. 39 |
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Religion and society (Hague, Netherlands) ; 39.
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| Contents |
Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- List of Tables -- Introduction -- A. The Situation of the Slavic Baptist Community: A Brief Outline -- B. Goals and Tasks of the Research -- C. Statement of the Thesis Argued in this Study -- D. Focus and Boundaries of this Study -- E. Brief Thesis Description -- Chapter 1: Theoretical and Methodological Approach to Identity and Marginality and Its Application to the Slavic Baptist Community -- A. The Theory of Hans Mol -- B. Review of Other Literature -- C. Discussion and Application -- D. Some Explanatory Notes on Methodology |
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E. Specific Methodology for Attitudes SurveyChapter 2: Principles of Formation of the Main Groups within the Slavic Baptist Community and Their Description -- A. The First-wave Immigrants -- B. The Second-wave Immigrants -- C. The Third-wave Immigrants -- D. Networking among the Slavic Baptists -- Chapter 3: Basic Attitudes to Ethnie and Religious Issues as Pointers to Identity and Marginality -- A. The First-wave Immigrants -- B. The First-wave Immigrants� Children -- C. The Second-wave Immigrants -- D. The Second-wave Immigrants� Children |
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E. The Third-wave ImmigrantsChapter 4: Objectification: The Image and Understanding of God in the Identification Process -- A. The First-wave Immigrants -- B. The First-wave Immigrants� Children -- C. The Second-wave Immigrants -- D. The Second-wave Immigrants� Children -- E. The Third-wave Immigrants -- Chapter 5: Ritual: Participation in Church Activities. As a Manifestation of Religiosity -- A. The First-wave Immigrants -- B. The First-wave Immigrants� Children -- C. The Second-wave Immigrants -- D. The Second-wave Immigrants� Children |
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E. The Third-wave ImmigrantsChapter 6: Identity and Marginality Unveiled through Commitment to the Ethnic Church -- A. The First-wave Immigrants -- B. The First-wave Immigrants� Children -- C. The Second-wave Immigrants -- D. The Second-wave Immigrants� Children -- E. The Third-wave Immigrants -- Chapter 7: Identity and Marginality in the Light of Theory and Data -- A. Examining the Theory Chosen -- B. Implications for Dealing with Immigrant Communities -- Appendix 1: Concise History of Russian Protestantism: The Origin of Religious Marginality -- Introduction |
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Russian Orthodox Church and State: Preconditions of Evangelical MovementThe Forerunners of Evangelical Christianity: Khlysts, Doukhobors, Molokans -- Period of Religious Tolerance -- The Circumstances for the Rise of Russian Protestantism -- Russian Evangelicals -- Conclusion -- Appendix 2: Tables with Data from Interviews -- Appendix 3: Interview of a First-wave Immigrants� Child -- Bibliography -- Index of Names and Subjects -- Index of Modern Authors |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 309-317) and indexes |
| Notes |
Print version record |
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Baptists -- Australia -- Victoria -- History
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Emigration and immigration -- Religious aspects.
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Identification (Religion)
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Immigrants -- Religious life -- Australia
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Marginality, Social -- Australia
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Discrimination & Race Relations.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Minority Studies.
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Baptists
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Emigration and immigration -- Religious aspects
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Identification (Religion)
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Immigrants -- Religious life
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Marginality, Social
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Baptisten
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Ethnische Identität
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Marginalität
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Religiöse Identität
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Slawen
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Baptisten.
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Etnische groepen.
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Australia -- Church history
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Australia
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Victoria
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Victoria Staat
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Slawen.
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| Genre/Form |
Church history
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History
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9783110902433 |
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3110902435 |
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