From deprived to revived
Subtitle: religious revivals as adaptive systems
By: Mikko Heimola
Series: Religion and reason -- volume 53; Religion and reason -- 53.
Publisher: De Gruyter
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Berlin; Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 197
ISBN-13: 9781614514541; 9781641513773; 9781614513773; 9781614513803
Subjects: Social systems; Adaptability (Psychology); Religion and sociology; System theory; Religion; Religiöse Erneuerung; Revivals; Gruppenkohäsion; Sozioökonomischer Wandel; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 171-194) and index.

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Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Subject and plan of the study --; title: The intellectual context --; title: The perspective of complex adaptive systems --; title: The modelling approach --; title: Evolution of religion on multiple levels --; title: Norm groups emerge from psychological rudiments --; title: Difference to economist approaches --; title: Research questions and methodology --; title: Cooperation as a human puzzle --; title: Ubiquitous cooperation --; title: Evolutionary considerations --; title: Kin, reciprocity, reputation --; title: Cultural group selection --; title: Costly signaling --; title: Social psychology of norms --; title: The strategie role of emotions --; title: Chapter conclusions --; title: Religion as a solution to social dilemmas --; title: Effects of religion on prosocial behavior : four predictions --; title: Reputational concern --; title: Cues of the supernatural --; title: Morally concerned deities --; title: Signals of commitment --; title: Evaluation of the signaling hypothesis --; title: The problem of underlying quality --; title: The problem of ideological content --; title: The problem of emotions --; title: Chapter conclusions --; title: Deprivation, Hazards, and Religious revivals --; title: The deprivation theory --; title: The Hazard-precaution system --; title: Religion as a survival strategy --; title: Collapse and revival in a simulated social network --; title: Kinds of revivals and cultural inertia --; title: Chapter conclusions --; title: Revivalism in early nineteenth century finland --; title: Revivalism as homogeneous phenomena --; title: The socioeconomic context --; title: Land reforms and growth of the agrarian populace --; title: Rigid economic system under mercantilism --; title: Clergy and the conventicle piacard --; title: Three revivals --; title: The Jumping revival --; title: The Kuortane revival --; title: Ostrobothnian Skörts --; title: Front the deprived to the revived : a self-organizatory process --; title: Social composition of the revived --; title: The Jumping revival --; title: The Kuortane revival --; title: Ostrobothnian Skörts --; title: Comparison of social profiles --; title: Self-organization among the revived --; title: Behavioral requirements and group demarcation --; title: Emotional signaling --; title: Evidence of norm observance and cohesion --; title: Discussion and conclusions --; title: Summary : beyond sociohistorical explanations --; title: Who had cause to communicate commitment? --; title: Was joining a revival costly? --; title: Were conventicles rituals? --; title: Was the god of the revived a moralist? --; title: Finnish revivals as cultural group selection --; title: Future research --; title: Reinvestigating the role of religious leadership --; title: Simulation experiments and religions as complex adaptive systems --; title: Revival movements' divergent trajectories --; title: Revivals and enclosures ---- Sources-- References-- Index.