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Defining the psychology of religion and place : a concept analysis
This chapter clarifies the psychology of religion and place (PRP) by providing conceptual and operational definition of the concept as a first step in the systematic analysis of PRP for future research. Concept analysis is a method designed by Walker and
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This article is a review of the two recent and highly significant contributions to the existing literature on the psychology of religion. The International Journal for the Psychology of Religion is criticized for its tendency to restrict the field to ...
Troels Nørager
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Based on Schwartz's (1992) value theory, Fontaine, Luyten and Corveleyn (2000) found that the value patterns associated with Wulff's (1991, 1999) four approaches toward religion could be reduced to a combination of two theoretically meaningful value ...
Jacek Śliwak, Beata Zarzycka
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Rūmī’s Asceticism Explored: A Comparative Glimpse into Meister Eckhart’s Thought
This paper examines the nature of “asceticism” (rīyāḍat) in Sufism, revolving around the works of the 13th century Persian Sufi Mawlānā Jalāl al-Dīn Muḥammad Rūmī Balkī and exploring two critical inquiries: Firstly, it seeks to determine whether Rūmī’s ...
Rasoul Rahbari Ghazani, Saliha Uysal
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Defending psychology, respecting religion: The distinctiveness of the psychology of religion
Some remarks about psychology of religion meant as a specific and autonomous domain are reported. The need of defining the object of investigation (religion) in a proper way and of defending the peculiarity of the approach (psychology) against the neurobiological and sociological reductionisms is stressed. The psychologist is interested not in religion
Aletti, Mario, Antonietti, Alessandro
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RELIGION AND THE NEW PSYCHOLOGY
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Psychology and Religion: Their Relationship and Integration from an Islamic Perspective (1998)*
Religion is a pervasive and influential phenomenon in the lives of many people. Instances of religious behavior are easily found in almost all societies and cultures of the world.
Amber Haque
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Lev S. Vygotsky's cultural-historical theory and Soviet psychology of religion: did they overlap? [PDF]
The paper examines the role played by one of the basic Marxist psychological theories in developing Soviet psychology of religion. An attempt is made to find out whether the cultural-historical theory of Lev S.
Alexey Dvoinin
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Importance of Psychology of Different Groups in Economics from A Religious Perspective
Despite all the recent discoveries in behavioral psychology, ethics, religion, and finance, the spirit of homo- Despite all the recent discoveries in behavioral psychology, ethics, religion, and finance, the spirit of homo-economicus still dominates ...
Ahmet Efe
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Psychological and Religious Perspectives on Emotion
This article is devoted to examining theoretical issues on the interface of the psychology of religion and the psychology of emotion, something which recently has been surprisingly neglected.
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