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religion as a chain of memory: a standalone construct

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religion as achain of memory1 CONSTRUCTReligion as a chain ofHERVIEU-LÉGER · SOCIOLOGY OF

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Sociology of religion

Hervieu-Léger's definition of religion as belief that legitimates itself by reference to a tradition, a chain of memory that modern societies struggle to transmit.

In sociology of religion, religion as a chain of memory refers to Hervieu-Léger's definition of religion as belief that legitimates itself by reference to a tradition, a chain of memory that modern societies struggle to transmit. This meaning comes from Hervieu-Léger (1993/2000) in Religion as a Chain of Memory.[1]

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  1. Hervieu-Léger, D. (2000). Religion as a Chain of Memory. Rutgers University Press. (Original work published 1993) ISBN 9780813528281

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