Handbook of the Sociology of Religion

Feminist Inquiry in the Sociology of Religion 285 source of empowerment (Griffin 2000; Foltz 2000; Neitz 1990). Looking at femal ...

286 Mary Jo Neitz feminist theory is in its proposal for a method of inquiry that calls us to a different way of doing sociology ...

Feminist Inquiry in the Sociology of Religion 287 Institutional ethnography carries out the project of the women’s movement. Smi ...

288 Mary Jo Neitz subsuming or displacing them. Such a sociology develops from inquiry and not from theorizing: it aims at disco ...

Feminist Inquiry in the Sociology of Religion 289 In addition to her focus on the standpoint of black women, Collins differs fro ...

290 Mary Jo Neitz of Canada. Issues of violence against women are among the most significant feminist issues of our time with ra ...

Feminist Inquiry in the Sociology of Religion 291 In Church and Community. Gilkes notes in the introduction that, “understanding ...

292 Mary Jo Neitz divided by nationality. Working through their differences, women – some of whom had been marginalized in the L ...

Feminist Inquiry in the Sociology of Religion 293 adding women is a dislocating act. New questions present themselves. Categorie ...

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PART FIVE Religion, Political Behavior, and Public Culture ...

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CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE Religion and Political Behavior Jeff Manza and Nathan Wright In the history of social science research on gro ...

298 Jeff Manza and Nathan Wright precludes a broader consideration of religious impacts on voting behavior in the newer democrac ...

Religion and Political Behavior 299 degree do adherents identify with a particular religious tradition, and perceive it to be in ...

300 Jeff Manza and Nathan Wright and (d) local/contextual aspects of congregational memberships. The first and most basic of the ...

Religion and Political Behavior 301 in engagement in political life by religious organizations (what is sometimes referred to as ...

302 Jeff Manza and Nathan Wright The typical European pattern of religious organization – in which a state-sanctioned religious ...

Religion and Political Behavior 303 the Democratic monopoly through World War II made religious differences of little consequenc ...

304 Jeff Manza and Nathan Wright surprisingly a number of empirical questions about these changes have vexed ana- lysts. Four qu ...