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Barbara Boudewijnse, André Droogers and Frans Kamsteeg, Algo mάs que opio; Una lectura antropologica del pentecostalismo latinoamericano y caribefño (Colección Sociologia de la Religión; San José Costa Rica: Departamento Ecumeénico de Investigaciones, 1991), 180 pp. ISBN 9977-83-044-4

Barbara Boudewijnse, André Droogers and Frans Kamsteeg, Algo mάs que opio; Una lectura... 198 Barbara Boudewijnse, André Droogers and Frans Kam- steeg, Algo m � s que opio; Una lectura antropologica del pentecostalismo latinoamericano y caribefño (Colección Sociologia de la Religión; San José Costa Rica: Departa- mento Ecumeénico de Investigaciones, 1991), 180 pp. ISBN 9977-83-044-4. Reviewed by David Bundy Since the pioneering analysis of Latin American Pentecostalism by Christian Lalive d'Epinay, El refugio de las masas, Estudio sociologico del protestantismo chileno (Santiago de Chile: Editorial del Pacífico, 1967) based on his licentiate thesis at the University of Geneva (also 1967) and translated into English as Haven of the Masses ; A Study of the Pentecostal Movement in Chile (London: Lutherworth, 1969), there has been a tendency to interpret Latin American Pentecostalism as a bastian where the dispossessed withdrew from involvement with the world and ceased to confront the realities of life, protected by a veneer of ideology. During the past decade, a number of scholars, in both Latin America and Europe, have been looking again at the phenomenon of Pentecostalism in Latin America. They are finding something quite different from docile step-children of North American Pentecostalism where the case for social disengagement can more readily be made. This volume which suggests http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Pneuma Brill

Barbara Boudewijnse, André Droogers and Frans Kamsteeg, Algo mάs que opio; Una lectura antropologica del pentecostalismo latinoamericano y caribefño (Colección Sociologia de la Religión; San José Costa Rica: Departamento Ecumeénico de Investigaciones, 1991), 180 pp. ISBN 9977-83-044-4

Pneuma , Volume 14 (1): 198 – Jan 1, 1992

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Brill
Copyright
© 1992 Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands
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0272-0965
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1570-0747
DOI
10.1163/157007492X00159
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198 Barbara Boudewijnse, André Droogers and Frans Kam- steeg, Algo m � s que opio; Una lectura antropologica del pentecostalismo latinoamericano y caribefño (Colección Sociologia de la Religión; San José Costa Rica: Departa- mento Ecumeénico de Investigaciones, 1991), 180 pp. ISBN 9977-83-044-4. Reviewed by David Bundy Since the pioneering analysis of Latin American Pentecostalism by Christian Lalive d'Epinay, El refugio de las masas, Estudio sociologico del protestantismo chileno (Santiago de Chile: Editorial del Pacífico, 1967) based on his licentiate thesis at the University of Geneva (also 1967) and translated into English as Haven of the Masses ; A Study of the Pentecostal Movement in Chile (London: Lutherworth, 1969), there has been a tendency to interpret Latin American Pentecostalism as a bastian where the dispossessed withdrew from involvement with the world and ceased to confront the realities of life, protected by a veneer of ideology. During the past decade, a number of scholars, in both Latin America and Europe, have been looking again at the phenomenon of Pentecostalism in Latin America. They are finding something quite different from docile step-children of North American Pentecostalism where the case for social disengagement can more readily be made. This volume which suggests

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Published: Jan 1, 1992

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