The Blackwell Companion To The Study Of ReligionRobert A. Segal, editor Malden, Mass., and Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishing, 2005. 471 pages. ISBN 0-631-23216-8. $100. Hardback only.
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Consists
of twenty-five essays, of 7000 to 10,000 words each, on the main
approaches to the study of religion: anthropology, psychology, sociology,
philosophy, theology, and literature. Also covers a range of topical
issues, such as the body, fundamentalism, heaven and hell, magic,
new religious movements, pilgrimage, ritual, and.secularization.
Each essay has a bibliographical guide to the main literature of
each subject.