Introduction
- Lincoln
The Western Historical Tradition
- Grottanelli: Archaic Forms of Rebellion and their Religious Background
- Hill: Popular Religion and the English revolution
- Garrett: Popular Religion in the American and French Revolutions
The Third World and Islam
- Jorgensen: Religious Solutions and Native American Struggles: Ghost Dance, Sun Dance and Beyond
- Lanternari: Revolution and/or integration in African Socio-Religious Movements
- Keddie: Shi'ism and Revolution
- Kaba: Islam, Politics and Revolution in Songhay (1464 - 1493)
General Theoretical Issues
- Burridge: Milennialisms and the Recreation of History
- Robertson: The Development and Implications of the Classical Sociological Perspective on Religion and Revolution
- Lincoln: Notes Toward a Theory of Religion and Revolution
Author(s)
Primary author
Publisher
Macmillan
Place of Publication
Basingstoke / London
Date of Publication
1985
Number of Pages
311
Classification
Description
Copy Number
1
Identifier
III B LIN
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