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Paperback. Condición: New. The contributions in this book all concern the Building Block Approach to the study of religions as proposed and explored by Professor Ann Taves (University of California, Santa Barbara) during the last 30 years. This approach suggests that analysis of and explanations for complex cultural phenomena such as religion should entail dividing these phenomena into "the constituent parts that interact to produce them", in terms of basic cognitive, psychological and biological proc-esses. In this way, the approach opens up a path to achieving consil-ience between the humanistic, behavioural and natural sciences. The book provides a short and user-friendly introduction to the Building Block Approach suitable for use in the undergraduate classroom as well as by graduate and more advanced scholars. The book opens with a lengthy introduction by Ann Taves and Egil Asprem (Stockholm University, Sweden) outlining the Building Block Approach and its rele-vance for the study of religions. The introduction is followed by seven responses, comments and critiques that identify pros and cons of the approach from different perspectives and areas of study within the larger field of the study of religions. In the concluding chapter, Taves and Asprem provide their responses to the comments and critiques raised.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The contributions in this book all concern the Building Block Approach to the study of religions as proposed and explored by Professor Ann Taves (University of California, Santa Barbara) during the last 30 years. This approach suggests that analysis of and explanations for complex cultural phenomena such as religion should entail dividing these phenomena into the constituent parts that interact to produce them, in terms of basic cognitive, psychological and biological proc-esses. In this way, the approach opens up a path to achieving consil-ience between the humanistic, behavioural and natural sciences.The book provides a short and user-friendly introduction to the Building Block Approach suitable for use in the undergraduate classroom as well as by graduate and more advanced scholars. The book opens with a lengthy introduction by Ann Taves and Egil Asprem (Stockholm University, Sweden) outlining the Building Block Approach and its rele-vance for the study of religions. The introduction is followed by seven responses, comments and critiques that identify pros and cons of the approach from different perspectives and areas of study within the larger field of the study of religions. In the concluding chapter, Taves and Asprem provide their responses to the comments and critiques raised. This book introduces and summarises the Building Block Approach to Religious Studies that has been developed and proposed by professor Ann Taves (University of California, Santa Barbara) and associate professor Egil Asprem (Stockholm University). Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: New. The contributions in this book all concern the Building Block Approach to the study of religions as proposed and explored by Professor Ann Taves (University of California, Santa Barbara) during the last 30 years. This approach suggests that analysis of and explanations for complex cultural phenomena such as religion should entail dividing these phenomena into "the constituent parts that interact to produce them", in terms of basic cognitive, psychological and biological proc-esses. In this way, the approach opens up a path to achieving consil-ience between the humanistic, behavioural and natural sciences. The book provides a short and user-friendly introduction to the Building Block Approach suitable for use in the undergraduate classroom as well as by graduate and more advanced scholars. The book opens with a lengthy introduction by Ann Taves and Egil Asprem (Stockholm University, Sweden) outlining the Building Block Approach and its rele-vance for the study of religions. The introduction is followed by seven responses, comments and critiques that identify pros and cons of the approach from different perspectives and areas of study within the larger field of the study of religions. In the concluding chapter, Taves and Asprem provide their responses to the comments and critiques raised.

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Albert Bonniers Förlag, Stockholm 2005. 299, (1) sidor, inbunden med skyddsomslag. Det här är boken om hur familjen fungerar och mår idag. Ett barn är fött och därmed är också en familj född, hur den än må vara sammansatt. Uppdrag mamma och uppdrag pappa rullar vidare. Barnen blir större, får syskon, börjar på dagis. Föräldrar älskar och bråkar, skiljs, hittar en ny eller fortsätter tillsammans. Yrkeslivet pockar på och vardagen rusar fram. Vi befinner oss mitt i den bergochdalbana som kallas föräldraskap. Här finns utlämnande, egensinniga och ärliga berättelser om hur livet kan te sig när man lämnats ensam med en ettåring, när man inte orkar leka med sina barn längre, när man stressar ihjäl sig mellan arbete och dagishämtningar. Men också om hur man blir en bra plastpappa, hur kul det kan vara med en stor utvidgad familj, och om kampen för att behålla kärleken och jämställdheten i en relation efter barnen kommit. Boken Uppdrag: Mamma kom 2002 och blev en stor försäljningssuccé. I Uppdrag: Familj har samma redaktion, bestående av Karin Salmson, Lotten Sunna och Brita Zilg, gått vidare och givit sig i kast med det fortsatta familjelivet och större barn. Lika rak och ärlig som Uppdrag: Mamma är det här en bok att hålla i handen mitt i föräldralivets kaos.Följande ämnen och skribenter ingår: Hur behåller man jämställdheten mellan man och kvinna i en familj av Jonas Ask och Malin Mendel Westberg. Hur får man ihop kraven från familj och arbetsliv av Lotten Sunna och Håkan Huss. Att våga vara vuxen i ett allt barnsligare samhälle av Ciléne Andréhn. Om kris och separation av Annika Persson. Om hur man leker med riktigt små barn, och hur man sätter gränser för lekkraven av Augustin Erba och Emma Hamberg. Martina Haag och Martin Theander skriver om kärlek. Dela föräldraförsäkringen på två av Ana Udovic. Hur förväntningar och verklighet krockar av Rebecka Edgren Aldén. Om många syskon ? sova kan man göra när man är död! av Katerina Janouch. Om livet som ensamstående mamma av Moa Herngren. Delad vårdnad och flera kullar av Gustav Boman. Kristina Thulin och Hannes Dükler skriver om stress. Hur firar man jul i den nya familjen av Robert Svensson. Pedro Capetillo skriver om styvfamiljen. Linda Skugge skriver om föräldrar och vad man gör för sina barn. Föräldrarna som skriver har barn mellan 1-15 år.Sagt om Uppdrag: Mamma: ?Här är den nya mammabibeln.? Aftonbladet??Uppdrag: Mamma är en rak och personligt ärlig bok om det tidiga moderskapets glädje?? DN?Det roligaste och ärligaste jag har läst om de första veckornas kaotiska tillvaro som förälder.?Expressen.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The contributions in this book all concern the Building Block Approach to the study of religions as proposed and explored by Professor Ann Taves (University of California, Santa Barbara) during the last 30 years. This approach suggests that analysis of and explanations for complex cultural phenomena such as religion should entail dividing these phenomena into the constituent parts that interact to produce them, in terms of basic cognitive, psychological and biological proc-esses. In this way, the approach opens up a path to achieving consil-ience between the humanistic, behavioural and natural sciences.The book provides a short and user-friendly introduction to the Building Block Approach suitable for use in the undergraduate classroom as well as by graduate and more advanced scholars. The book opens with a lengthy introduction by Ann Taves and Egil Asprem (Stockholm University, Sweden) outlining the Building Block Approach and its rele-vance for the study of religions. The introduction is followed by seven responses, comments and critiques that identify pros and cons of the approach from different perspectives and areas of study within the larger field of the study of religions. In the concluding chapter, Taves and Asprem provide their responses to the comments and critiques raised. This book introduces and summarises the Building Block Approach to Religious Studies that has been developed and proposed by professor Ann Taves (University of California, Santa Barbara) and associate professor Egil Asprem (Stockholm University). Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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