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Shawn Arthur

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ID3890740
NAMEShawn Arthur
GIVEN NAMESShawn
FAMILY NAMEArthur
SIGNATUREARTHUR S
AFFILIATIONSBoston University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS6
AUTHOR COUNT3
EDITOR COUNT1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2002
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
H-INDEX1
  • Contemporary Religions in China

    Graham Harvey, Shawn Arthur•BOOK•Contemporary Religions in China•2019

    Folk and popular religion is a very significant part of Chinese religious life, especially in rural areas. Contemporary Religions in China focuses on the religious activities of the lay people of contemporary China and their ideas of what it means to be "religious" and to practice "religion". Throughout, the discussion is illustrated with case studies, textboxes, images, thought questions, and further reading, which help to capture what religion …

  • Eating Your Way to Immortality: Early Daoist Self-Cultivation Diets

    Shawn Arthur•ARTICLE•Journal of Daoist Studies•2009

    This paper examines health- and body-related claims made in the Lingbao Wufuxu (The Preface to the Five Lingbao Talismans of Numinous Treasure), an early medieval Daoist text that contains seventy recipes for attaining health, longevity, and spiritual benefit. Synthesizing the text’s myriad claims and analyzing their implicit assumptions, I work to develop an integrated picture of what was considered crucial for a healthy body, what techniques we…

  • Wicca, the Apocalypse, and the Future of the Natural World

    Shawn Arthur•ARTICLE•Journal for the Study of Religion…•2009•Cited by: 1•References: 2

    The nature-oriented religion Wicca is not normally associated with beliefs about the immanent destruction of the world; however, this ideology is important for many adherents of this tradition. This essay explores the manner by which apocalyptic millenarian beliefs are developed and propagated among Wiccans—as a predominantly oral tradition directly related to their worldview and its inherent focus on the sacredness of the Earth. Additionally, I …

  • Technophilia and Nature Religion: The Growth of a Paradox

    Shawn Arthur•ARTICLE•Religion•2002•Cited by: 5•References: 7

    This article explores the issues, theoretical paradoxes and potential problems that occur when the ideas and beliefs of Nature Religion adherents (specifically Wiccans) are juxtaposed with many believers' utilisation and seeming dependence on the technological (read: non-natural), hyper-real communication medium of the Internet for communicating and developing their nature-based ideologies, for the enhancement of their experience of Wiccan practi…

  • Technophilia and Nature Religion: The Growth of a Paradox

    Shawn Arthur•ARTICLE•Religion•2002•Cited by: 5•References: 7

    This article explores the issues, theoretical paradoxes and potential problems that occur when the ideas and beliefs of Nature Religion adherents (specifically Wiccans) are juxtaposed with many believers' utilisation and seeming dependence on the technological (read: non-natural), hyper-real communication medium of the Internet for communicating and developing their nature-based ideologies, for the enhancement of their experience of Wiccan practi…

  • Wicca, the Apocalypse, and the Future of the Natural World

    Shawn Arthur•ARTICLE•Journal for the Study of Religion…•2009•Cited by: 1•References: 2

    The nature-oriented religion Wicca is not normally associated with beliefs about the immanent destruction of the world; however, this ideology is important for many adherents of this tradition. This essay explores the manner by which apocalyptic millenarian beliefs are developed and propagated among Wiccans—as a predominantly oral tradition directly related to their worldview and its inherent focus on the sacredness of the Earth. Additionally, I …

  • Technophilia and Nature Religion: The Growth of a Paradox

    Shawn Arthur•ARTICLE•Religion•2002•Cited by: 5•References: 7

    This article explores the issues, theoretical paradoxes and potential problems that occur when the ideas and beliefs of Nature Religion adherents (specifically Wiccans) are juxtaposed with many believers' utilisation and seeming dependence on the technological (read: non-natural), hyper-real communication medium of the Internet for communicating and developing their nature-based ideologies, for the enhancement of their experience of Wiccan practi…

  • Eating Your Way to Immortality: Early Daoist Self-Cultivation Diets

    Shawn Arthur•ARTICLE•Journal of Daoist Studies•2009

    This paper examines health- and body-related claims made in the Lingbao Wufuxu (The Preface to the Five Lingbao Talismans of Numinous Treasure), an early medieval Daoist text that contains seventy recipes for attaining health, longevity, and spiritual benefit. Synthesizing the text’s myriad claims and analyzing their implicit assumptions, I work to develop an integrated picture of what was considered crucial for a healthy body, what techniques we…

  • Wicca, the Apocalypse, and the Future of the Natural World

    Shawn Arthur•ARTICLE•Journal for the Study of Religion…•2009•Cited by: 1•References: 2

    The nature-oriented religion Wicca is not normally associated with beliefs about the immanent destruction of the world; however, this ideology is important for many adherents of this tradition. This essay explores the manner by which apocalyptic millenarian beliefs are developed and propagated among Wiccans—as a predominantly oral tradition directly related to their worldview and its inherent focus on the sacredness of the Earth. Additionally, I …

  • Contemporary Religions in China

    Graham Harvey, Shawn Arthur•BOOK•Contemporary Religions in China•2019

    Folk and popular religion is a very significant part of Chinese religious life, especially in rural areas. Contemporary Religions in China focuses on the religious activities of the lay people of contemporary China and their ideas of what it means to be "religious" and to practice "religion". Throughout, the discussion is illustrated with case studies, textboxes, images, thought questions, and further reading, which help to capture what religion …

Epistemology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (2 works) · Environmental ethics (2 works) · Ideology (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Politics (2 works)

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