This series delves into religion as a social practice inextricably embedded in specific cultural worlds. It examines how communities utilize everyday religious customs for self-definition and reproduction, often in relation to other groups. The collection offers a critical perspective on how religious expressions are shaped by and shape social contests and constructions. It's engaging reading for anyone interested in the dynamic interplay between faith, culture, and society.
Exploring the ongoing evolution of religion, this book addresses the challenges in critically analyzing modern religious beliefs and values. It delves into the "crisis of representation" within the study of religion, questioning how scholars can effectively portray the complexities of contemporary faith practices amidst constant change. Through this examination, it seeks to provide insights into the dynamic relationship between religion and representation today.