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245 00 Asian spiritualities and social transformation /|cedited
by Simon Shui-Man KWAN, Wai-Yin CHOW
264 1 Singapore :|bSpringer Nature Singapore :|bImprint:
Springer,|c2023
300 1 online resource (xii, 301 pages) :|billustrations,
digital ;|c24 cm
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505 0 Chapter 1. Introduction -- Part I: Decolonizing the
Colonial Spiritualities in Asia -- Chapter 2.
Interrogating Hospitality: Toward a Decolonized Practice
of Interfaith Spiritual Care -- Chapter 3. Imagining the
Hong Kong Diaspora as an Imagined Community through the
Lens of Relationality as a Feminist Spirituality --
Chapter 4. Telic Eschatology for Myanmar -- Chapter 5. An
Exploration of Hong Kong Chinese Spiritual Caregivers'
Understandings of Spirituality -- Part II: Spirituality
and Personal Transformation -- Chapter 6. A Spiritual
Practice Model: The Transformation of Midlife Christian
Professionals in Hong Kong -- Chapter 7. Connecting the
Mind and the Soul: Mindfulness and the Creation of
Spiritual Leaders -- Chapter 8. Toward an Expanded
Conception of Power: Exploring the Concept of Moral
Empowerment Emerging in the Field of Bahá'í-Inspired
Education -- Chapter 9. Authoritative Parenting Style and
Youth Religiosity: The Mediating Role of Problem-Solving -
- Chapter 10. Youth Value, Participation, and Social
Entrepreneurship: A Study of the Role of Trust, Self-
Efficacy, and Civic Engagement in Social Entrepreneurship
-- Chapter 11. Trinitarian Spirituality of Relationality:
Toward a Renewed Anthropological Understanding of
Christian Women's Depression for Spiritual Caregivers --
Part III: Spirituality that Transforms Society -- Chapter
12. A Grounded Theory of Spiritual Leadership and Social
Transformation: A Case Study of Peacebuilding and Human
Rights Advocacy Interventions -- Chapter 13. The Courage
to be a Spiritual Leader in the Age of the "New Normal":
Alfred Adler Reconsidered -- Chapter 14. Gandhian
Pluralist Spirituality and the Anti-Corruption Mission of
the Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi. Chapter 15. Islam and
Environmental Ethics: A Qur'anic Approach -- Chapter 16.
Environmental Sustainability, Religion, and Localized
Faith-Based Movements: A Case Study Examining an Urban-
Rural Christian Community in Korea
520 This book offers a cross-cultural and inter-religious
understanding of the ways social transformation in Asia is
related to Asian spiritualities. Bringing together
scholars and practitioners from different cultures and
fields of study, it collates cutting-edge research and
applies it to the role of Asian spiritualities in social
transformation. Spirituality has garnered increasing
attention in recent years across diverse fields of
research and practice, from psychology and healthcare, to
anthropology, education, sociology, political sciences,
social work, feminist studies, cultural studies, religious
studies, theology, philosophy, and so on. However, the
term means different things within these different
disciplines. Spirituality can be understood to be private
and personal, but also public and societal, not only as a
force that brings about change but also one that helps
maintain the status quo - not only as a core element in
religion but also as something disconnected from it. This
book poses that to gain a firm grasp of spirituality, one
needs to traverse these different terrains. Disbarring the
orientalist understanding of spirituality that is often
found embedded in stereotypes of the East as mystical,
esoteric, and spiritual, in contrast to the West as
scientific and rational, this book deconstructs this
binarism to enable a sophisticated understanding of the
diversity within Eastern and Western spiritualities. It
presents "Asian spirituality" as a misnomer, focusing on
the plurality of spiritualties and the region's
multifaceted religiosity, and it also excavates interfaith
terrains. It is of interest to social scientists,
theologians and religious scholars, and students and
researchers interested in Asian spiritualties and social
movements
650 0 Spirituality|zAsia
650 0 Social change|zAsia
650 0 Social change|xReligious aspects
650 14 Spirituality
650 24 East Asian Religions
650 24 Psychology of Religion and Spirituality
650 24 Asian Culture
650 24 Society
700 1 Kwan, Simon Shui-Man,|eeditor
700 1 Chow, Wai-Yin,|eeditor
710 2 SpringerLink (Online service)
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