Hybridization of Religious and Eco-Habitus in Shaping Ecological Practice within the Christian Church
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posted on 2025-06-16, 14:43 authored by Sigmund Wagner-TsukamotoSigmund Wagner-Tsukamoto, Kenji Ishihara, Matthew Higgins, Cristina GalalaeThis paper explores how the Christian Church engages with environmental issues. By
mobilizing the concepts of religious habitus and eco-habitus and drawing on an ethnographic
study of two Protestant ecological groups in Japan, we illustrate how Christian ecological
groups shape practices that involve ecological and religious dimensions.
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2025 Consumer Culture Theory Conference, 24 June 2025 08:00 to 27 June 2025 17:00, Kings College London, Bush House, Strand Campus.Version
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