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Author:   Joseph Florez
Publisher:   Brill
Imprint:   Brill
Volume:   20
Weight:   0.594kg
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9789004453708

ISBN 10:   9004453709
Pages:   268
Publication Date:   03 June 2021
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments List of Acronyms Introduction  1 Living in the Shadow of Dictatorship  2 Charismatic Renewal and Categorical Assumptions  3 Social Wayfaring or Activist Faith?  4 Religious Activism and Authoritarian Rule  5 Resistance as Lived Religious Experience  6 Identity and Commitment  7 Researching Religious Activism: Sources and Perspectives 1 Echoes of the Awakening  1 Catholic Authority and Protestant Minorities  2 Protestant Missionaries and Limited Success  3 Religious Revival and the Origins of Chilean Pentecostalism  4 In the Era of Industrialization and Urbanization  5 Life at the Margins  6 Early Pentecostal Life and Community  7 Indigenizing Pentecostalism  8 One Answer among Many  9 The Rise of Salvador Allende  10 The Church of Puertas Abiertas  11 History of the Misión Iglesia Pentecostal  12 Ecumenism and Social Engagement 2 Memory and Everyday Religious Experience in Pinochet’s Chile  1 The Heavy Hand of Dictatorship  2 State Repression and Violence  3 A Culture of Solidarity  4 Religious Responses to State Oppression  5 Evangelicals Respond  6 Transnational Solidarity  7 Memory Construction  8 Memory in Chile  9 An Incomplete Break with the Past – Pentecostal Memory Making  10 Oral Histories and Pentecostal Traditions  11 Pentecostal Memory as Community 3 Pentecostal Community Activism  1 Traversing Social Domains and the ‘Fallen’ World  2 New Patterns of Religious Activism  3 The First Steps toward Social Engagement  4 Constructing an Evangelical Social Ethic  5 A New Voice for Evangelicals  6 The Limits of Puertas Abiertas 4 Hacer Vida la Fe  Pentecostal Youth Activism  1 The Spirit of the Times: Youth Counterculture  2 Sex, Drugs, and Rock ’n’ Roll Chilean Style  3 The Cultural Blackout  4 Resistance and Reconstruction  5 In Their Own Way: Young Pentecostal Activists  6 Buena Nueva  7 Youth Culture and Pentecostal Social Engagement 5 A Prohibited History of Pentecostal Social Engagement  1 Religious Practice as Resistance  2 Everyday Spirituality and the Search for Hope  3 Cosmologies of Religious Resistance  4 The Subversive Power of Prayer Conclusion  1 The Legacy of Pentecostal Activism and Military Rule  2 Pentecostalism and Politics  3 The Peculiar Pentecostalism of the Periphery Bibliography and Sources Index

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Joseph Florez, Ph.D. (2018), University of Cambridge, is Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at California State University, Bakersfield. He has published articles on Pentecostalism in Chile in Pneuma: The Journal of the Society for Pentecostal Studies and the Journal of Religion and Society.

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