Van Der Hoek
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 48673 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Van Der Hoek |
| APELLIDO | Van Der Hoek |
| FIRMA | VAN DER HOEK |
| AFILIACIONES | Friedrich Schiller University Jena |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1056-0530 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Social Work and Social Welfare in Latin America—Transnational Dynamics and Local Commonalities
This article examines the development and contemporary configuration of social work and social welfare in Latin America, emphasizing the historical, socio-political, and economic factors that shape the profession in the region. From the establishment of the first schools of social work in the 1920s to the critical reconceptualization movement of the 1960s, the article traces a distinctive trajectory that combines strong international influences w…
Beyond Brazil – Diaspora as Practice, Lusospheric Space, and Butinage in Transnational Brazilian Religions
This article examines the intersections of religion, migration, and identity formation within Brazilian transnational contexts, arguing that Brazilian religions abroad are best understood through the combined lenses of diaspora as practice, Lusospheric space, and butinage. Rather than relying on conventional nation-centered diaspora framings, the article conceptualizes diaspora as a performative and relational category, shaped by actors who mobil…
Rocha, Cristina. 'Cool Christianity
ROCHA, Cristina. Cool Christianity: Hillsong and the Fashioning of Cosmopolitan Identities. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2024. 240 pp. Hbk. ISBN: 9780197673201. £97.00
Siqueira, Guiterres Fernandes Quem tem medo dos Evangélicos? Religião e Democracia no Brasil de Hoje. São Paulo
The Religious Landscape of Brazil and the Historicization and Humanization of Geographical Spaces
Brazil's religious landscape is shaped by a dynamic interplay of historical legacies, social transformations, and spatial reorganizations. This paper explores the evolving geography of religion in Brazil through the theoretical lenses of Milton Santos and David E. Sopher, examining how religious institutions and movements shape and are shaped by urbanization, migration, and socio-economic structures. The study highlights the fluidity of religious…
Kurz, Helmar
The Aesthetics of Healing published in 2024 offers an insightful exploration of how Brazilian Spiritism bridges scientific and spiritual approaches to mental healthcare.This comprehensive work delves into the aesthetics of healing, emphasizing the sensory and performative aspects of Spiritist practices and their profound implications for mental health in Brazilian Spiritism.The author, a lecturer and researcher at the Institute of Ethnology at th…
Unwelcome Migrant Churches-A Case Study of the Portrayal of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God in German-Speaking Online Press
This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the portrayal of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God in German-speaking online press. Utilizing qualitative content analysis, this inquiry examines German-speaking media articles published from 1990 to 2021. Using the systematic methodology developed by Kuckartz and Rädiker, media contents are deconstructed into individual codes and categorized into thematic complexes. This approach provides …
Spirits and Bodies as an Interdependent Network of Relations and Approach to the Study of Religion in Brazil
In the ever-evolving religious landscape of Brazil, researchers who study contemporary phenomena of religions face a complex and often contradictory reality. The practical application of theoretical categories and concepts in this domain is an endeavor that continues to challenge researchers. Brazil's religious landscape is characterized by an impressive diversity of beliefs, practices, and convictions that often merge and overlap across differen…
Globalized Religious Aftershock at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century-the Apapocúava-Guaraní Cataclysm and the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake
The impact of environmental catastrophes and crises on religion and religious discourses in history and modernity has been described frequently and from different perspectives. However, the interpretations and narratives of scriptless civilizations have remained largely unnoticed. Due to the concrete lack of reliable sources of information, those interpretations and narratives can nowadays only be recorded and processed in the scientific discours…
Immigrant pentecostalism in the emergence of the Covid-19 crisis
This article seeks to analyze the reactions and responses of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God (UCKG) in Berlin to the global COVID-19 crisis. Although the UCKG has been the subject of multiple international types of research regarding the spread of the COVID-19 virus, this article shows that the UCKG's global network of local churches must be differentiated in their responses and reactions to the global pandemic. This article traces and…
Helgen, Erika
Nimuendajú, um pioneiro de estudos religiosos empíricos no Brasil
Curt Nimuendajú Unckel é conhecido como um etnólogo e linguista brasileiro de origem alemã que teve uma formação autodidata ao longo de sua vida. Ainda que sua obra ofereça impulsos importantes para os estudos de religião comparada e para a sociologia da religião, Nimuendajú ainda não é muito bem conhecido nestas searas. Este artigo trata de apresentar algumas importantes contribuições de Nimuendajú para os estudos das religiões. Para esse propós…
Lusophony Pentecostal Churches in Berlin
Although migration is a constant in human history, current trajectories have new quantitative and qualitative features with religious implications, which are addressed in this article. What is new and paradoxical about what is commonly referred to as globalization is the diffuse nature of worldwide migration and the mobility of people, ideas, and goods. This article therefore explores how members of Brazilian Pentecostal congregations in Berlin u…
Lusophony Pentecostal Churches in Berlin
Although migration is a constant in human history, current trajectories have new quantitative and qualitative features with religious implications, which are addressed in this article. What is new and paradoxical about what is commonly referred to as globalization is the diffuse nature of worldwide migration and the mobility of people, ideas, and goods. This article therefore explores how members of Brazilian Pentecostal congregations in Berlin u…
Spirits and Bodies as an Interdependent Network of Relations and Approach to the Study of Religion in Brazil
In the ever-evolving religious landscape of Brazil, researchers who study contemporary phenomena of religions face a complex and often contradictory reality. The practical application of theoretical categories and concepts in this domain is an endeavor that continues to challenge researchers. Brazil's religious landscape is characterized by an impressive diversity of beliefs, practices, and convictions that often merge and overlap across differen…
Globalized Religious Aftershock at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century-the Apapocúava-Guaraní Cataclysm and the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake
The impact of environmental catastrophes and crises on religion and religious discourses in history and modernity has been described frequently and from different perspectives. However, the interpretations and narratives of scriptless civilizations have remained largely unnoticed. Due to the concrete lack of reliable sources of information, those interpretations and narratives can nowadays only be recorded and processed in the scientific discours…
Nimuendajú, um pioneiro de estudos religiosos empíricos no Brasil
Curt Nimuendajú Unckel é conhecido como um etnólogo e linguista brasileiro de origem alemã que teve uma formação autodidata ao longo de sua vida. Ainda que sua obra ofereça impulsos importantes para os estudos de religião comparada e para a sociologia da religião, Nimuendajú ainda não é muito bem conhecido nestas searas. Este artigo trata de apresentar algumas importantes contribuições de Nimuendajú para os estudos das religiões. Para esse propós…
The Religious Landscape of Brazil and the Historicization and Humanization of Geographical Spaces
Brazil's religious landscape is shaped by a dynamic interplay of historical legacies, social transformations, and spatial reorganizations. This paper explores the evolving geography of religion in Brazil through the theoretical lenses of Milton Santos and David E. Sopher, examining how religious institutions and movements shape and are shaped by urbanization, migration, and socio-economic structures. The study highlights the fluidity of religious…
Immigrant pentecostalism in the emergence of the Covid-19 crisis
This article seeks to analyze the reactions and responses of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God (UCKG) in Berlin to the global COVID-19 crisis. Although the UCKG has been the subject of multiple international types of research regarding the spread of the COVID-19 virus, this article shows that the UCKG's global network of local churches must be differentiated in their responses and reactions to the global pandemic. This article traces and…
Unwelcome Migrant Churches-A Case Study of the Portrayal of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God in German-Speaking Online Press
This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the portrayal of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God in German-speaking online press. Utilizing qualitative content analysis, this inquiry examines German-speaking media articles published from 1990 to 2021. Using the systematic methodology developed by Kuckartz and Rädiker, media contents are deconstructed into individual codes and categorized into thematic complexes. This approach provides …
Immigrant pentecostalism in the emergence of the Covid-19 crisis
This article seeks to analyze the reactions and responses of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God (UCKG) in Berlin to the global COVID-19 crisis. Although the UCKG has been the subject of multiple international types of research regarding the spread of the COVID-19 virus, this article shows that the UCKG's global network of local churches must be differentiated in their responses and reactions to the global pandemic. This article traces and…
Helgen, Erika
Nimuendajú, um pioneiro de estudos religiosos empíricos no Brasil
Curt Nimuendajú Unckel é conhecido como um etnólogo e linguista brasileiro de origem alemã que teve uma formação autodidata ao longo de sua vida. Ainda que sua obra ofereça impulsos importantes para os estudos de religião comparada e para a sociologia da religião, Nimuendajú ainda não é muito bem conhecido nestas searas. Este artigo trata de apresentar algumas importantes contribuições de Nimuendajú para os estudos das religiões. Para esse propós…
Lusophony Pentecostal Churches in Berlin
Although migration is a constant in human history, current trajectories have new quantitative and qualitative features with religious implications, which are addressed in this article. What is new and paradoxical about what is commonly referred to as globalization is the diffuse nature of worldwide migration and the mobility of people, ideas, and goods. This article therefore explores how members of Brazilian Pentecostal congregations in Berlin u…
Globalized Religious Aftershock at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century-the Apapocúava-Guaraní Cataclysm and the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake
The impact of environmental catastrophes and crises on religion and religious discourses in history and modernity has been described frequently and from different perspectives. However, the interpretations and narratives of scriptless civilizations have remained largely unnoticed. Due to the concrete lack of reliable sources of information, those interpretations and narratives can nowadays only be recorded and processed in the scientific discours…
Kurz, Helmar
The Aesthetics of Healing published in 2024 offers an insightful exploration of how Brazilian Spiritism bridges scientific and spiritual approaches to mental healthcare.This comprehensive work delves into the aesthetics of healing, emphasizing the sensory and performative aspects of Spiritist practices and their profound implications for mental health in Brazilian Spiritism.The author, a lecturer and researcher at the Institute of Ethnology at th…
Unwelcome Migrant Churches-A Case Study of the Portrayal of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God in German-Speaking Online Press
This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the portrayal of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God in German-speaking online press. Utilizing qualitative content analysis, this inquiry examines German-speaking media articles published from 1990 to 2021. Using the systematic methodology developed by Kuckartz and Rädiker, media contents are deconstructed into individual codes and categorized into thematic complexes. This approach provides …
Spirits and Bodies as an Interdependent Network of Relations and Approach to the Study of Religion in Brazil
In the ever-evolving religious landscape of Brazil, researchers who study contemporary phenomena of religions face a complex and often contradictory reality. The practical application of theoretical categories and concepts in this domain is an endeavor that continues to challenge researchers. Brazil's religious landscape is characterized by an impressive diversity of beliefs, practices, and convictions that often merge and overlap across differen…
Rocha, Cristina. 'Cool Christianity
ROCHA, Cristina. Cool Christianity: Hillsong and the Fashioning of Cosmopolitan Identities. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2024. 240 pp. Hbk. ISBN: 9780197673201. £97.00
Siqueira, Guiterres Fernandes Quem tem medo dos Evangélicos? Religião e Democracia no Brasil de Hoje. São Paulo
The Religious Landscape of Brazil and the Historicization and Humanization of Geographical Spaces
Brazil's religious landscape is shaped by a dynamic interplay of historical legacies, social transformations, and spatial reorganizations. This paper explores the evolving geography of religion in Brazil through the theoretical lenses of Milton Santos and David E. Sopher, examining how religious institutions and movements shape and are shaped by urbanization, migration, and socio-economic structures. The study highlights the fluidity of religious…
Social Work and Social Welfare in Latin America—Transnational Dynamics and Local Commonalities
This article examines the development and contemporary configuration of social work and social welfare in Latin America, emphasizing the historical, socio-political, and economic factors that shape the profession in the region. From the establishment of the first schools of social work in the 1920s to the critical reconceptualization movement of the 1960s, the article traces a distinctive trajectory that combines strong international influences w…
Beyond Brazil – Diaspora as Practice, Lusospheric Space, and Butinage in Transnational Brazilian Religions
This article examines the intersections of religion, migration, and identity formation within Brazilian transnational contexts, arguing that Brazilian religions abroad are best understood through the combined lenses of diaspora as practice, Lusospheric space, and butinage. Rather than relying on conventional nation-centered diaspora framings, the article conceptualizes diaspora as a performative and relational category, shaped by actors who mobil…
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