The End of “The Protestant Era”?
The End of “The Protestant Era”?
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“新教时代”的终结？
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2011
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Alison Greene
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Alison Greene
在向美国教会历史学会发表题为《美国宗教大萧条，1925-1935》的演讲50多年后，罗伯特·汉迪仍然是宗教和大萧条问题上的默认权威。这是对他非凡洞察力的赞扬，但它也表明，大萧条值得宗教历史学家更多地关注。许多学者认真对待20世纪30年代的宗教史。然而，我们倾向于认为乔尔·卡彭特、利奥·里布弗、艾伦·布林克利、贝丝·温格、肯尼斯·海尼曼和其他人的工作主要是关于原教旨主义的机构建设、新政煽动者，或者纽约和匹兹堡的犹太人和天主教徒，只是附带地关于大萧条。
More than fifty years after delivering the talk “The American Religious Depression, 1925–1935” to the American Society of Church History, Robert Handy is still the default authority on religion and the Great Depression. This is a tribute to his remarkable insights, but it is also an indication that the Depression merits more attention from historians of religion. A number of scholars have taken the religious history of the 1930s seriously. Yet we tend to think of the work of Joel Carpenter, Leo Ribuffo, Alan Brinkley, Beth Wenger, Kenneth Heineman, and others as primarily about fundamentalist institution-building, New Deal demagogues, or Jews and Catholics in New York and Pittsburgh, and only incidentally about the Great Depression.