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The Aesthetics and Emotions of Religious Belonging: Examples from the Buddhist World
Author Baffelli, Erica (著) ; Caple, Jane (著) ; McLaughlin, Levi (著) ; Schröer, Frederik (著)
Source Numen: International Review for the History of Religions
Volumev.68 n.5-6
Date2021.09
Pages421 - 435
PublisherBrill
Publisher Url http://www.brill.com/
LocationLeiden, the Netherlands [萊登, 荷蘭]
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
Keywordaesthetics; Buddhism; belonging; emotions
AbstractThe articles in this special issue illuminate the importance of aesthetics, affect, and emotion in the formation of religious communities through examples from the Buddhist world. This introduction reads across the contributors’ findings from different regions (China, India, Japan, and Tibet) and eras (from the 17th to the 21st centuries) to highlight common themes. It discusses how Buddhist communities can take shape around feelings of togetherness, distance, and absence, how bonds are forged and broken through spectacular and quotidian aesthetic forms, and how aesthetic and emotional practices intersect with doctrinal interpretations, gender, ethnicity, and social distinction to shape the moral politics of religious belonging. We reflect on how this special issue complicates the idea of Buddhist belonging through its focus on oft-overlooked practices and practitioners. We also discuss the insights that our studies of Asian Buddhist communities offer to the broader study of religious belonging.
Table of contentsAbstract 421
1 Refiguring Aesthetics, Emotions, and Temporalities 424
2 Buddhist Belonging: From the Everyday to the Extraordinary 427
3 Lessons Learned from Buddhist Belonging 429
3.1 Emotion, Temporalities, and Community Formation 429
3.2 Aesthetics of Persuasion and Authenticity 430
3.3 Micropractices of Belonging 431
Acknowledgments 432
References 432
ISSN00295973 (P); 15685276 (E)
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1163/15685276-12341634
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Created date2023.07.19
Modified date2023.07.19



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