From the Opium of the People to the Search for Salvation. Approaches to Lived Religion in Latin America
Valentina Pereira Arena, Gustavo Morello S. J.
Between the Opium of the People and the Quest for Salvation: Approaches to Lived Religion in Latin America
Issue 82 | 2022
Guest editors
Valentina Pereira Arena (Universidad Católica del Uruguay) and Gustavo Morello (Boston College, United States)
Table of Contents
Dossier
Lived Religion and Phenomenology of Religion: The Case of Latin America
Lidia Rodríguez Fernández, Juan Luis de León Azcárate, Vicente Vide Rodríguez, Luzio Uriarte González, Miren Iziar Basterretxea Moreno
Lived Religion and Religious Market Theory: A Promising Dialogue. A Study of Two Peruvian Pentecostal Churches: Movimiento Misionero Mundial (MMM) and Monte de Oración (MO)
Véronique Lecaros, Jair Rolleri
Imagery, Devotion, and Mimesis. Forms of Appropriation and Social Organization in the Holy Week Processions in Tunja, Colombia
Andrés Felipe Ospina Enciso, Adelaida María Ibarra Padilla
Hindu Household Altars in Tijuana: An Approach to the Recreation of Religion in Four Families from India
Lucero Jazmín López Olivares, Olga Odgers Ortiz
Protest and Pilgrimage in Santiago de Chile. The Case of the Animita of Mauricio Fredes during the Chilean Revolt
Sergio Urzúa-Martínez, Macarena González Franzani
Hinge Religiosity: Articulations of Lived Religion with the Collective Dimension in Mexico
Nahayeilli Juárez Huet, Renée de la Torre, Cristina Gutiérrez Zúñiga
Lived Religion and Religious/Spiritual Consumption: Believers, Users, and Daily Life in Santiago, Chile
Luis Bahamondes González, Nelson Marín Alarcón
Otras voces
Religious Identification and Voting Intention in Costa Rica During the 2022 Presidential Elections
José Andrés Díaz-González