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Conversations and Controversies in the Scientific Study of Religion: Collaborative and Co-authored Essays by Luther H. Martin and Donald Wiebe |
Luther Martin; Donald Wiebe (Volume Editors)
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Conversations and Controversies in the Scientific Study of Religion: Collaborative and Co-authored Essays by Luther H. Martin and Donald Wiebe
Pro- and Assortative-Sociality in the Formation and Maintenance of Religious Groups
Authors

Luther H. Martin; Donald Wiebe

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1674442000030_9193724

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Pages

129–142

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Preliminary Material
Luther H. Martin; Donald Wiebe
i–xix
Introduction
Luther H. Martin; Donald Wiebe
1–5
A Rationale for a Change of Name for the International Association for the History of Religions
Donald Wiebe; Luther H. Martin
7–13
The Study of Religion in its Social-Scientific Context: A Perspective on the 1989 Warsaw Conference on Methodology
E.Thomas Lawson; Luther H. Martin; Donald Wiebe
14–16
On Declaring war: A Critical Comment
Luther H. Martin; Donald Wiebe
17–23
On Making Peace: A Critical Reply to Luther H. Martin and Donald Wiebe
Ursula King
25–32
On Declaring Peace: Another Critical Comment
Ninian Smart
33–35
Establishing a Beachhead: naasr, Twenty Years Later
Luther H. Martin; Donald Wiebe
36–41
Pseudo-Speciation of the Human Race: Religions as Hazard-Precaution Systems
Donald Wiebe
43–67
The Ecology of Threat Detection and Precautionary Response from the Perspectives of Evolutionary Psychology, Cognitive Science and Historiography: The Case of the Roman Cults of Mithras
Luther H. Martin
68–89
Religion, Fear, and Disgust: A Comment on Martin and Wiebe
Ilkka Pyysiäinen
91–96
The Prospects and Pitfalls of ‘Just-So’ Storytelling in Evolutionary Accounts of Religion
Gabriel Levy
97–105
Response to Donald Wiebe, “Religions as Hazard-Precaution Systems, ” and Luther Martin, “The Ecology of Threat Detection and Precautionary Response”: Trying to Explain Religion (Again)
Lluis Oviedo
106–110
Why Is Religion Characterized by Excess and Non-Functionality?
Uffe Schjoedt
111–118
The Scientific Study of Religion: Two Case Studies, One Response
Luther H. Martin; Donald Wiebe
119–128
Pro- and Assortative-Sociality in the Formation and Maintenance of Religious Groups
Luther H. Martin; Donald Wiebe
129–142
Beyond “Prosocial”
Luke W. Galen
143–150
No Global Kumbayah Implied: Religious Prosociality as an Inherently Parochial Phenomenon
Erik M. Lund; Maxine B. Najle; Ben K.L. Ng; Will M. Gervais
151–156
On the Dark Side of Religion and Other Forms of Impression Management
Benjamin Grant Purzycki
157–162
Sound and Fury Signifying Nothing
Matt J. Rossano
163–167
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