The Blackwell Companion to the Study of Religion (PDF)

List of Contributors. Introduction: Robert A. Segal. Part I: Approaches. 1. Anthropology of Religion: Fiona Bowie(University of Bristol). 2. The Comparative Method: Paul Roscoe(University of Maine). 3. An Economics of Religion: Rodney Stark (University of Washington). 4. Literature and Religion: Stephen Prickett (Baylor University). 5. Phenomenology of Religion: Thomas Ryba (Purdue University). 6. Philosophy of Religion: Charles Taliaferro (St Olaf College). 7. Psychology of Religion: Roderick Main (University of Essex). 8. Sociology of Religion: Grace Davie (University of Exeter). 9. Theology: Ian Markham (Hartford Seminary). Part II: Topics. 10. Body: Richard H. Roberts (Stirling University). 11. Death and Afterlife: Douglas J. Davies (University of Durham). 12. Ethics: G. Scott Davis (University of Richmond). 13. Fundamentalism: Henry Munson (University of Maine). 14. Heaven and Hell: Jeffrey Burton Russell (University of California at Santa Barbara). 15. Holy Men/Holy Women: Lawrence S. Cunningham (University of Notre Dame). 16. Magic: Gustavo Benavides (Villanova University). 17. Modernity and Postmodernity: Colin Campbell (University of York). 18. Mysticism: Jeffrey J. Kripal (Rice University). 19. Myth: Robert A. Segal (University of Aberdeen). 20. Nationalism and Religion: Mark Juergensmeyer (University of California at Santa Barbara). 21. New Religious Movements: Lorne L. Dawson (University of Waterloo). 22. Pilgrimage: Simon Coleman (University of Durham). 23. Ritual: Catherine Bell (Santa Clara University). 24. Secularization: Steve Bruce (University of Aberdeen). Consolidated Bibliography. Index

Robert A. Segal is Sixth Century Chair in Religious Studies at the University of Aberdeen. His previous publications include Joseph Campbell: An Introduction (1987), Theorizing about Myth (1999), The Myth and Ritual Theory (ed., Wiley-Blackwell, 1998), Hero Myths: A Reader (ed., Wiley-Blackwell, 2000), and Myth: A Very Short Introduction (2004).

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