03.06 Flashcards

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1
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in which religion do men show greater commitment than women?

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Islam

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who said that women express greater interest in religion / have a stronger personal commitment?

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Miller and Hoffman

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who says that women attend church more regularly?

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brierley

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who suggests that gender socialisation means females are brought up to be more submissive, passive, obedient and nurturing than males, and more involved with feelings, cooperation and caring?

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Miller and Hoffmann

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who talks about men having risk-taking attitudes which lead them to deny God?

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Miller and Hoffmann

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who says that women are more likely to guide their children’s moral development and introduce them to approved religious/social values?

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Halman and Draulans

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in what ways does socialisation affect how much women participate in religion?

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  • concerned about wellbeing of their family
  • exposed to vulnerability of life
  • attracted to calm practices
  • view of God
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explain how women being more aware of the vulnerability of human life makes religion appeal to them more + sociologists

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Walter and Davie - women are more exposed to the ups and downs of life due to involvement in childbirth and caring roles
Davie - women have a closer association with birth and death which are central to religion

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how does socialisation affect how genders view God? + sociologist

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Davie
women associate God with love, comfort and forgiveness
men associate God with power and control - often disengaged with religion as it threatens their own power

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who said that women have more time to devote to religion due to lower levels of involvement in paid work?

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Bruce

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what implications does the 2023 Working futures survey suggest regarding gender and participation?

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women dominate professions that involve caring/nurturing which are key values in religion which makes it appear more attractive

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what does Bruce say about women and the New Age?

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women are more emotionally centered which fits in with NA

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Who says that the new age appeals to women because it is concerned with personal growth, the individual sphere and inner self rather than social roles?

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Woodhead

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who says that sects appeal to women as compensators?

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Stark and Bainbridge

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what does Pentecostalism emphasize and how does this empower men and women?

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direct experience of God through the Holy Spirit

17
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who says that women in the Pentecostal church can utilise faith to gain status at home despite it being patriarchal?

18
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what culture can women use Pentecostalism to combat?

19
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who suggests factors for the decline of women in religion? what are the factors

A

Aune
women’s movement and religion
changing roles of women
changing families and relationships

20
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2 similarities in religious commitment across all ethnic groups

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  • younger people are less religious
  • women show more commitment (except in Islam)
21
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what % of muslims regularly practice their religion compared to % of Christians?

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79% Muslims
33% Christians

22
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number of mosques and churches in 1961 vs 2005/now

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1961 - 7 mosques -> 1,500 now
1961 - 55,000 churches -> 47,600 2005

23
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who found that there is high levels of religious participation among 1st gen immigrantin USA?

24
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what happens to religion/religious participation once a community transitions into wider society?

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it loses its role and decline sin importance

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who says that Pentecostalism is a 'religion of the oppressed' for African Caribbeans and compares it to the Protestant ethic?
Pyrce
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explain the links between religious participation and religion being a form of cultural defence and community identity?
Bruce - higher religiosity is an assertion of community - focal point for cohesion (Durkheim) + source of identity and support (Malinowski) Davie - religion maintains traditions and other aspects of ethnic identity Modood - religion is a source of socialization and mean of maintaining traditional morality / cope with worries pressures caused by discrimination Bird - preserving one's culture e.g black-led churches founded after experiencing racism Brierley - growth of churches in London catering for specific nationalities and languages
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what does Bruce say about religion acting as a form of cultural defence?
higher religiosity is an assertion of community - focal point for cohesion (Durkheim) + source of identity and support (Malinowski)
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what does Davie say about religion acting as cultural defence?
religion maintains traditions and other aspects of ethnic identity
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what does Modood say about religion acting as cultural defence?
religion is a source of socialization and mean of maintaining traditional morality / cope with worries pressures caused by discrimination
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what does Bird say about religion acting as cultural defence?
preserving one's culture e.g black-led churches founded after experiencing racism
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what does Brierley say about religion acting as a form of cultural defence?
growth of churches in London catering for specific nationalities and languages
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who said that young British Asians formed hybrid identities?
Johal
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who said that young Muslim women challenge religious restrictions using UK culture?
Butler
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who found that 2nd and3rd gen muslims show increased religiosity?
Mirza
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3 reasons for the rise in Muslim identity + sociologist
Mirza foreign policy - response to anti-Islamic foreign policies in the 2000s / invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan decline in other identity sources - less association with political parties, social class + ethnicity -> younger people's status is less secure multicultural policies - recognize importance of diversity and empowers Muslims to demand religious freedoms
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explain how some multicultural policies may not protect muslims + impact of this + sociologist
Mirza - may make muslims feel excluded / generate hostility from white majority / muslims seen as asking for special treatment or being unwilling to adapt - hostility drives young muslims further into embracing an islamic identity -> form of social protest