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Entered keyword "religion and religiosity" yielded 351 results.
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Authors: Heřmanová, Marie
Tzv. spirituální infl uenceři se v českém prostředí zviditelnili během pandemie COVID-19, jejich popularita nadále roste a vyvolává kontroverze ve veřejné debatě. Fenomén spirituálního influencerství je možné propojit s institucí „gurus“ a zároveň je nutné ho vnímat v kon...
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Authors: Nešpor, Zdeněk R., Marek Jakoubek
Discussion paper on recent investigation of Michal Pavlásek, who interprets the socio-economic and religious origins of (part of) the Czech settlement in Banat and Bulharia.
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Authors: Nešpor, Zdeněk R.
This paper attempts to fulfil such a lack of knowledge; the subject is analyzed with special respect to the value based on culture, symbolic representations and socio-economic institutions. Due to the lack of empirical research, except for quantitative surveys and censuses, the a...
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Authors: Nešpor, Zdeněk R.
The paper analyse ideological tools which were triggered to "assist" the authomatic proces sof secularization (of Czech society) in which Marxist scientific atheists and policy makers believed in the period from 1948 to 1989.
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Authors: Nešpor, Zdeněk R.
The author concerns in this article on Czech non-Catholics in the 18th and 19th centuriesand their outer as well as inner denotations and their changes in course of time. Before the Tolerance Decree, persecuted illegal Protestants had been usually denotated as the heretics, the n...
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Authors: Nešpor, Zdeněk R.
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Authors: Nešpor, Zdeněk R.
A comment to Jose Casanova´s paper on defferent kinds and forms of secularization from the perspektive of development of Czech society.
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Authors: Nešpor, Zdeněk R.
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Authors: Hamplová, Dana
The article looks at the gender differences in religiosity. It outlines the main sociological theories that explain these differences and it examines the differences in the religiosity of Czech men and women in the ISSP 2008. It shows that Czech women are more religious than Czec...
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Authors: Nešporová, Olga
Roadside memorials have become a common feature in the Czech landscape over the last couple of decades. Such memorials are usually erected as permanent structures intended to remind travellers of both the accident and the deceased, the majority of whom are young men. Roadsi...
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Authors: Nešpor, Zdeněk R.
In the article, the author (1.) summarises the basic theoretical and historical resources for examining the mutual bonds between religion and the family life, and (2.) presents their transformation in the Czech Republic after 1989 through an analysis of the sociological research...
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Authors: Nešpor, Zdeněk R. (ed.)
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Authors: Nešpor, Zdeněk R.
Activities of priests constituted an important (although definitely not exclusive) source of popular religious attitudes and notions. At the end of early mo¬dern times, popular-religious readings and schools also exhibited more marked influence. These institutions played thei...
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Authors: Nešpor, Zdeněk R., Hedvika Kuchařová
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Authors: Nešpor, Zdeněk R.
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Authors: Nešpor, Zdeněk R.
The author discusses the presence of an important theological issue of the 18th and 19th centuries in heterodox popular religious movement on the borders between Bohemia and Moravia. Mutually, he pays attention to the religious kmovements itself and the contemporary state of its...
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Authors: Beláňová, Andrea
The role of churches and importance of religiosity in the re-entry care: Evaluation of a two-year research projectThe report is the final outcome of the project “Role of Churches and the Importance of Religiosity in the Re-entry Care in the Czech Republic” supported by the Czech...
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Authors: Nešporová, Olga
This volume offers a summary of the most important knowledge in the field of contemporaryqualitative sociology of religion in the Czech Republic, and it describes the state of religiosity/spiritualityin the country after 1989 up to the present in a European context. The majority...
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