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Vallás és társadalom Európában. A társadalmi terek, a politikai diskurzus és a vallásosság kapcsolata

Religion and Society in Europe. The relationship between social spaces, political discourse, and religiosity

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In an increasingly diverse Europe, religion has become a progressively crucial factor in understanding social phenomena. A contributing factor to this is that migration has brought a large number of Muslim groups with diverse religious and cultural traditions into the region. On the other hand, the importance of studying religion is also indicated by the fact that a consistently significant portion of the native population continues to turn to religion to find anchors for understanding themselves and the world. It is a new phenomenon, however, that while traditional, church-affiliated religiosity is in decline in Europe in general, and in Hungary as well, the search for God—or more broadly, for the transcendent—remains alive, having detached itself from this tradition. The interpretation of the individual and collective forms of this new kind of religiosity lies at the center of the volume. In a novel approach, the book examines its subject not only on a temporal plane but also analyzes the impact of spatial changes on religiosity. In this transformed social space, online spaces and social media play an increasingly decisive role. In addition to discussing the socio-theoretical aspects of contemporary religiosity, the volume encompasses empirical research focusing on changes in value systems. The monograph thus places special emphasis on the question of the extent to which religiosity is associated with specific value choices, as well as how religious and non-religious individuals relate differently to politics. The socio-theoretical and empirical interpretations presented in the volume connect to the fields of sociological theory, alongside the sociology of religion and values.
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Bognár, B. (2026). Vallás és társadalom Európában. A társadalmi terek, a politikai diskurzus és a vallásosság kapcsolata. Budapest: L’Harmattan Open Access. https://doi.org/10.56037/978-615-7145-01-6

ISBN
978-963-646-435-6
978-615-7145-01-6
Lieu, date
Budapest, 2026
Relecteur
Viktor Berger
Mots-clés
sociology of religion
political sociology
spatial turn
spiritualism
Type de publication
monograph
Domaine scientifique
Sociology
Religious Studies
Human and social geography
Thema
Sociologie
Groupes sociaux : groupes et communautés religieuses
Histoire de l’art
BISAC
SOC026000
SOC039000
SOC015000
Éditeur
L’Harmattan Open Access
Édition
First edition
Longueur
224 pages
Langue
Hongrois
Copyright
Bognár Bulcsu
L’Harmattan Open Access