Military chaplaincy in an era of religious pluralism: military-religious nexus in Asia, Europe, and USA
Present-day militaries are often microcosms of the societies that maintain them. Unsurprising then that the armed forces have to come to terms with the question of religion, a subject that has increasingly become of importance in modern nation states. At the very heart of these connections between t...
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Zusammenfassung: | Present-day militaries are often microcosms of the societies that maintain them. Unsurprising then that the armed forces have to come to terms with the question of religion, a subject that has increasingly become of importance in modern nation states. At the very heart of these connections between the armed forces, religion, and society is the institution of military chaplaincy. Acting as spiritual guides, military chaplains contribute to war efforts by espousing the legitimacy of state violence and preserving the mental health of soldiers. Their role in performing the last rites of the fallen is also of paramount importance Through cross-cultural analysis and taking into account the diversities of military chaplaincies, this volume examines how they mirror societal attitudes towards the armed forces and also contribute in shaping them. Comparing the varied cultural and political contexts of the USA, India, Slovenia, South Korea, Japan, and many other countries, the book takes a pioneering step towards broadening the horizons of existing scholarship in this field |
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ISBN: | 9780199470747 |
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adam_text | CONTENTS
SERIES NOTE IX
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS X
INTRODUCTION: MILITARY CHAPLAINCY IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
TORKEL BREKKE 1
1. RELIGIOUS TEACHERS IN THE INDIAN ARMY 15
TORKEL BREKKE
2. RELIGIOUS PLURALITY AND THE SLOVENIAN MILITARY
CHAPLAINCY 39
GORAZD ANDREJC AND GEORGE R. WILKES
3. PATHS UNTRODDEN IN JAPANESE BUDDHIST CHAPLAINCY
TO THE IMPERIAL MILITARY 62
MICAH AUERBACK
4. OPERATION DHAMMA : THE SRI LANKAN ARMED FORCES
AS AN INSTRUMENT OF BUDDHIST NATIONALISM 81
ISELIN FRYDENLUND
5. MILITARY RABBIS AS COMMUNITY BUILDERS: THE
ISRAELI CASE 104
ORI GOLDBERG
6. THE DIVINE IS IN THE DETAILS: MANAGING
RELIGION IN PLURALIZING MILITARIES 123
KIM PHILIP HANSEN
VIII I CONTENTS
7. PLURALISTIC PERMUTATIONS: THE THAI BUDDHIST
MILITARY CHAPLAINCY
MICHAEL JERRYSON
8. FROM CONFESSIONAL TO CONCESSIONAL: THE ADAPTATION
TO RELIGIOUS PLURALISM BY THE CHAPLAINCY OF THE
NORWEGIAN ARMED FORCES
BFRRD MCELAND AND NILS TERJE LUNDE
9. RELIGION IN THE SEPOY ARMY OF BRITISH INDIA
KAUSHIK ROY
10. TWILIGHT OF THE PADRES: THE END OF BRITISH
MILITARY CHAPLAINCY IN INDIA
MICHAEL SNAPE
11. SOUTH KOREAN MILITARY CHAPLAINCY IN
THE 1950-70S: RELIGION AS IDEOLOGY?
VLADIMIR TIKHONOV
ABOUT THE EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS
INDEX
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