Fundamentalism
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- Created on: 05-06-22 15:14
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- Fundamentalism
- Theories of why it grows
- Davie
- Fundamentalism is not a religious phenomena
- Shown through political groups
- Fundamentalism is not a religious phenomena
- Giddens
- Globalisation has led to the increase because it promotes cosmopolitan values rather than traditional ones
- Castells
- Resistance identity
- Fundamentalism protects the conservative values which are under threat
- Project identity
- Fundamentalism is adopted by those who engage with NAMs in order to promote change
- Resistance identity
- Davie
- Types of fundamentalism - Bruce
- As a reaction to changes within society
- New Christian Right formed to combat diversity and maintain traditional gender roles and beliefs.
- As a reaction to changes from outside forces
- Iranian Revolution in 1979
- The Shah was deposed because the public opposed western interests and influence
- Khomeini made Iran a Sharia law state to combat the westernisation
- The Shah was deposed because the public opposed western interests and influence
- Iranian Revolution in 1979
- As a reaction to changes within society
- Theories of why it grows
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