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The dynamics of Hutterite society : an analytical approach / Karl A. Peter.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Peter, Karl A. (Karl Andreas), 1924-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Hutterian Brethren.
Hutterian Brethren--Social conditions.
Bruderhof Communities--Social conditions.
Bruderhof Communities.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (257 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Edmonton : University of Alberta Press, 1987.
Summary:
In this book, Karl A. Peter perceives the Hutterites as an ongoing sociocultural entity constantly adapting to environmental, political, and social circumstances rather than as a static society.
Contents:
Intro
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Religion and History
1 The Survival and Institutional Evolution of Hutterite Society
2 The Certainty of Salvation: Ritualization of Religion and Economic Rationality Among Hutterites
3 The Contemporary Dynamics of Religious Defection
Part II: Social Relations and Social Structures
4 Family and Community Relations
5 Childhood and Adolescent Socialization
6 Problems in the Family, Community, and Culture
7 Psychophysiological Typologies
Part III: Demographic Dynamics
8 A "Demographic" Theory of Hutterite Population Growth
9 The Decline of Hutterite Population Growth
Part IV: Contemporary Social Changes
10 Changing Attitudes and Practices Regarding the Acquisition of Property
11 The Hutterite Economy: Recent Changes and Their Social Correlates
12 The Changing Roles of Hutterite Women
Part V: Ethnic Relations
13 Hutterites and Ethnic Relations
Notes
Bibliography.
Notes:
Includes bibliography: p. 229-232.
ISBN:
1-4593-0427-6
1-4175-9156-0
OCLC:
647755306

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