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Katolická církev v Československu 1945-1989

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Nespor Z. R.
Český časopis historický (The Czech Historical Review)
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2008
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vol. 106
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issue 4
859-868
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Almost two decades have passed since the fall of the Communist regime and the religious and ecclesiastical history of the Czech Lands in the second half of the 20th century have not yet been adequately documented. Thus, the author reviewing Balik and Hanus's synthesis 'Katolicka cirkev v Ceskoslovensku 1945-1989' (The Catholic Church in Czechoslovakia 1945-1989) considers its publication to represent an important milestone. When assessing this volume he emphasizes the juxtaposition of the historical and sociological ('mentalist') perspectives, as well as its contribution towards the formation of a Catholic identity in a free society, yet the shortcomings of the chosen approach and the fact that this might not be generally accepted are also acknowledged and outlined.
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FROM CENTRE TO PERIPHERY AND BACK AGAIN? THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION AND CHANGES IN ITS POSITION WITHIN SOCIOLOGICAL THOUGHT IN THE 2nd HALF OF THE 20th C. (Z centra na periferii a zase spatky? Vyvoj sociologie nabozenstvi...)

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Nespor Z. R.
Sociológia (Sociology)
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2009
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vol. 41
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issue 2
121-148
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AAlthough religion once occupied a central position both in sociological theory and in the writings of the 'founding fathers' of sociology, subsequently the subject lost its significance. As a consequence of the widespread acceptance of the secularist paradigm, sociological studies of religion became marginalised as did the branch of sociology promulgated after WWII; religion and the sociology thereof were simply condemned to extinction. However, the worldwide religious revival of the late 20th century changed the situation altogether. Religion and spirituality as well as - albeit to a much lesser degree - the sociologies thereof have become topics of discussion within general sociological thought. The author describes and analyses the development of the sociology of religion in the second half of the 20th century. He maintains that 'behind' the two grand paradigms - i.e. the secularisation and rational choice theories - different approaches exist, impacted by national academic traditions and other factors. Multi-paradigmatical approaches, an emphasis on ethnographical research and adoption of a 'humanistic' perspective form common themes in the contemporary sociology of religion, especially in Europe; the Czech and Slovak sociologies of religion are no exception. Unfortunately, the sociological mainstream still devotes little attention to such developments, while the sociology of religion itself is rather closed to (post-) modern theories, including those dealing with religion. The central position in recent sociological thought is thus occupied by a specific subject - various forms of religion and spirituality - rather than by any special theories, methods or knowledge accumulated by sociologists of religion.
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Dvě hypotézy o původu nekatolíků z řad banátských a bulharských Čechů

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Nespor Z. R., Jakoubek M.
Český lid: etnologický časopis (Český lid: Ethnological journal)
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2011
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vol. 98
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issue 1
73-79
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A discussion on the topic of Czechs in Bulgaria and Romania
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