Popular Religions and the Building of Democracy in Latin America: Saving the Tocquevillian Parallel
Popular Religions and the Building of Democracy in Latin America: Saving the Tocquevillian Parallel
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拉丁美洲的大众宗教与民主建设：拯救托克维尔平行线
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10.1111/j.1548-2456.1999.tb00118.x
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1999
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Rowan Ireland
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Rowan Ireland
拉丁美洲的大众宗教是否有助于公民的形成和公民社会的发展-民主的基础设施-在托克维尔所认为的北美民主发展中的宗教因素的运作方式平行？检查证据，促使消极和积极的反应，本文认为，天主教，五旬节派，和非洲裔巴西人的精神都包含的倾向，有助于在拉丁美洲共和国的多元民主的发展。
Do Latin America’s popular religions contribute to the formation of citizens and the development of civil society—the infrastructure of democracy—in ways that parallel the operation of the religious factor in the development of North American democracy as perceived by Tocqueville? Examining evidence prompting both negative and positive responses, this essay argues that Catholicism, Pentecostalism, and Afro-Brazilian Spiritism all contain tendencies that contribute to the development of pluralist democracy in the Latin American republics.