Vatican II

Name: Vatican II | A Sociological Analysis of Religious Change
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A Sociological Analysis of Religious Change

Melissa J. Wilde(Autor*in)

Princeton University Press

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Erschienen am 5. Juni 2018

224 Seiten

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Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
CONTENTS
List of Tables and Figures
Acknowledgments
Introduction
What Does Not Explain the Council
Part I: Explaining the Council
Part II: The Case Studies
The Data
PART I: Explaining the Council
CHAPTER ONE: Collective Effervescence and the Holy Spirit: The Eventful First Session
Eventful Sociology and Vatican II
Trying to Ensure a Rubber-Stamp Council: The Curia on the Eve of Vatican II
The Chain of Occurrences
The Effects: Collective Effervescence and the Holy Spirit
Conservatives: Waiting for the Holy Spirit
Conclusion: The Transformation of Structures
CHAPTER TWO: Who Wanted What and Why at the Second Vatican Council? Toward a Theory of Religious Change
Measuring Organizational Strategies
The Four Groups of Bishops and Their Votes
Theories of Religious Competition
Theories of Institutional Legitimacy and Organizational Change
Combining Theories
The Ecumenical Movement
Conclusion: Competition from the Perspective of the Competitors
CHAPTER THREE: How Culture Mattered at Vatican II: Collegiality Trumps Authority in the Council's "Social Movement Organizations"
Organizational Effectiveness and Culture at Vatican II
Competing Views of Authority in the Roman Catholic Church
The DM's Belief in Collegiality
The CIP's Suspicions about Collegiality
The Domus Mariae
The Coetus Internationalis Patrum
Tactics in Common: Petitions, Votes, and the Modi
Conclusion: Institutional Rules, Models of Authority, Semi-Marginality, and Organizational Effectiveness
PART II: The Case Studies
CHAPTER FOUR: The Declaration on Religious Freedom: Ceding Power, Gaining Legitimacy
Critiques of Hypocrisy: Illegitimacy before the Council
Roman Catholic Reactions
The Story of Reform
Conclusion: The Power of Legitimacy
CHAPTER FIVE: The Blessed Virgin Mary: The Toughest Fight of the Council
Catholic and Protestant Views of Mary
The First Session
The Second Session: The Closest Vote of the Council
The Third Session and More Controversy
Conclusion: Mary's Deaccentuation
CHAPTER SIX: The Council's Failure to Liberalize Birth Control: Lackluster Progressive Effort Meets a Hesitant Pope
Christianity's Varied Stances on Birth Control
Pressure to Change
Deliberations on Birth Control during the Council
Conclusion: The Cost to Religious Authority
Rethinking the Council
Appendix A: Abbreviations of Primary Sources
Appendix B: Methodological Information
Votes from the Second Vatican Council
Caporale's Sample
Members of the Domus Mariae
The Dutch Documentation Center (DOC)
Analysis of the Ecumenical Review
Communism and the Council
Appendix C: Timeline of the Second Vatican Council
Notes
References
Index

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