New Age Religion and Western Culture

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"New Age Religion and Western Culture" is a scholarly study by Wouter J. Hanegraaff that analyzes the historical roots, beliefs, and cultural impact of New Age spirituality in the modern Western world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
scholarly study
academicDiscipline cultural history
history of religions
religious studies
sociology of religion
analyzes reception of esotericism in modern Western society
relationship between New Age and Western culture
associatedWith study of modern Western esotericism
study of new religious movements
author Wouter J. Hanegraaff NERFINISHED
contributesTo academic study of New Age
field of Western esotericism studies
understanding of contemporary religious change
countryOfOrigin Netherlands
examines alternative spirituality in the West
interaction between New Age and mainstream culture
occultism in modern Western culture
popularization of esoteric ideas
reinterpretation of esoteric traditions in New Age
role of consumer culture in New Age spirituality
role of individualism in New Age spirituality
role of secularization in New Age spirituality
focusesOn beliefs of New Age spirituality
cultural impact of New Age spirituality
historical roots of New Age spirituality
genre cultural studies
history of religion
religious studies
hasAuthor Wouter J. Hanegraaff NERFINISHED
language English
mainSubject New Age movement NERFINISHED
Western esotericism
contemporary spirituality
notableFor historicizing New Age spirituality within Western esotericism
influencing later scholarship on New Age
systematic analysis of New Age as a cultural phenomenon
provides critical analysis of New Age discourse
historical overview of New Age movement
theoretical framework for studying New Age
targetAudience researchers of Western esotericism
researchers of contemporary spirituality
scholars of religion
students of religious studies

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