Fifteen Years of Life and Work
Journal name: Archives De Sciences Sociales Des Religions
Original article title: Quinze ans de vie et de travail.
The journal “Archives of Social Sciences of Religions” publishes advanced research on religion in French, English, and Spanish. It studies the sociology of religions and religious traditions or theologies. It is supported by the INSHS-CNRS (“Institut des Sciences Humaines et Sociales”)
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Introduction:
Founded in early October 1954 under the leadership of Gabriel Le Bras, the Group of Sociology of Religions (G.S.R.) has recently completed its fifteenth year of operation. Initially characterized by modest means and an ambitious vision for a burgeoning discipline, the G.S.R. has engaged in extensive research and publication, while gradually evolving its structures and activities through the integration of new members and collaborators across three generational cohorts.
Conclusion:
This report reflects the collective responsibility of the G.S.R. members, detailing their accomplishments while adhering to a disciplined approach that focuses on completed or ongoing work rather than expanding into unfulfilled promises, maintaining a clear definition of the group's scope while fostering a broader network of relations.
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Groupe De Sociologie Des Religions
Archives De Sciences Sociales Des Religions:
(Founded in 1956 and published quarterly”)
Full text available for: Quinze ans de vie et de travail.
Year: 1969
Copyright (license): © Archives de sciences sociales des religions
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What was the founding year of the Groupe de Sociologie des Religions?
The Groupe de Sociologie des Religions (G.S.R.) was founded in early October 1954 under the guidance of Gabriel Le Bras and has recently completed its fifteenth year of operation.
What structure does the Groupe de Sociologie des Religions have?
The G.S.R. consists of three generations of members working together. It has maintained its founding team while integrating new members and collaborators, which has diversified its activities and strengthened its foundation.
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Theological and religious glossary list for “Fifteen Years of Life and Work”. The list explains important keywords that occur in this and other scholarly articles. It is also linked to the glossary for understanding that concept in the context of History, Religion, Philosophy, Theology, Sociology etc.
1) Religion:
The Group of Sociology of Religions focuses on the study of religion and its social dimensions. Through collaborative research, members analyze various aspects of religion, which includes understanding beliefs, rituals, and organizations, emphasizing the importance of religion in societal contexts.
2) Discipline:
The discipline of sociology of religion is still in its nascent phase, as highlighted by the Group's founding and ongoing efforts. This academic field requires rigorous methodologies and frameworks to investigate religious phenomena and their impact on society, aiming to elevate the discipline through continuous research and publications.
3) Network:
The Group has developed a network of relationships that fosters collaborative work among its members and external collaborators. This approach enhances research opportunities and broadens the group's outreach within the sociology of religion, creating synergies that strengthen its overall impact and understanding of religious dynamics.
4) Ocean:
The confined resources of the Group of Sociology of Religions may be described as a drop in the ocean when compared to its initial ambitious plans. Despite this, the Group has been diligent in its work and contributions to the sociological study of religion, making significant strides within its limitations.
5) Paris:
Founded in Paris under the guidance of Gabriel Le Bras, the Group of Sociology of Religions has become an important institution for the study of religions. The location in Paris allows for rich academic exchanges and collaboration with diverse scholars interested in the sociology of religion.
6) Book:
The extensive publications of the Group include books that contribute to the understanding of sociological approaches to religion. These books not only reflect the group's research efforts but also serve as valuable resources for scholars and students interested in the discipline of Sociology of Religions.