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Jean-Pierre Hiernaux

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ID3922865
NAMEJean-Pierre Hiernaux
GIVEN NAMESJean-Pierre
FAMILY NAMEHiernaux
SIGNATUREHIERNAUX J
AFFILIATIONSl’Unité d’anthropologie et de sociologie de l’Université catholique de Louvain (Louvainla-Neuve) et responsable du Groupe de Sciences Sociales des Religions
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS6
AUTHOR COUNT7
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1975
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2005
H-INDEX1
  • Bricolages religieux ou transactions symboliques? Quelques éléments à partir de la recomposition des croyances relatives a l’après-mort dans un Occident déchristianisé

    Open Access•Jean-Pierre Hiernaux•ARTICLE•Social Compass•2005

    English In a context in which many subjects cannot be pinned down within classic religious frameworks, and subsequently engage in certain recompositions of meaning—can these be reduced to a set of connotations, unhappily rendered banal by the application of the label, “bricolage”? Is it not rather the case that we are faced with evidence of symbolic transactions of greater importance, and which rather exceed the limit of the narrow description “r…

  • Forum

    Open Access•Jean-Pierre Hiernaux•ARTICLE•Social Compass•2004

  • La “Religion Invisible” En Belgique

    Open Access•Jean-Pierre Hiernaux, Olivier Servais•ARTICLE•Social Compass•2003

    “Visible religion” in Belgium takes the form it takes in many other Western European countries: classic forms of practices, beliefs, and identifications can be distinguished, but the gap between these and traditional religious forms is increasing. However, this gap does not keep the “visible religion” from seeking fundamental meaning, or producing and celebrating the same. Quite the contrary, as concerns practices and beliefs relative to death, f…

  • The Object in Question

    Open Access•Jean-Pierre Hiernaux•ARTICLE•Social Compass•2001

  • The Object in Question

    Open Access•Jean-Pierre Hiernaux•ARTICLE•Social Compass•2001

  • Socio-political ' and ' Charismatic ' Symbolics

    Open Access•Jean-Pierre Hiernaux, Jean Remy•ARTICLE•Social Compass•1978•Cited by: 6

    Cet article traite des symboliques sociales sous-jacentes aux engagements chrétiens contemporains de type ' socio-poli tique ' et de type ' charismatique ', telles qu'elles ressortent de l'examen d'un certain nombre de matériaux concrets. Les auteurs analysent comment ces symboliques corres pondent à des ' transactions de sens ' réélaborant - dans des voies différentes et à partir de contraintes d'existence sociale distinctes - des éléments du mo…

  • Pédagogie institutionnelle et groupes religieux

    Open Access•Emile Servais, Jean-Pierre Hiernaux•ARTICLE•Social Compass•1975

    The authors of this article present their conception of a type of group intervention which they call ' institution learning.' After explaining its theoretical bases and showing certain concrete problems arising from it, they outline the interest that such an approach could have for religious groups

  • Socio-political ' and ' Charismatic ' Symbolics

    Open Access•Jean-Pierre Hiernaux, Jean Remy•ARTICLE•Social Compass•1978•Cited by: 6

    Cet article traite des symboliques sociales sous-jacentes aux engagements chrétiens contemporains de type ' socio-poli tique ' et de type ' charismatique ', telles qu'elles ressortent de l'examen d'un certain nombre de matériaux concrets. Les auteurs analysent comment ces symboliques corres pondent à des ' transactions de sens ' réélaborant - dans des voies différentes et à partir de contraintes d'existence sociale distinctes - des éléments du mo…

  • Pédagogie institutionnelle et groupes religieux

    Open Access•Emile Servais, Jean-Pierre Hiernaux•ARTICLE•Social Compass•1975

    The authors of this article present their conception of a type of group intervention which they call ' institution learning.' After explaining its theoretical bases and showing certain concrete problems arising from it, they outline the interest that such an approach could have for religious groups

  • Socio-political ' and ' Charismatic ' Symbolics

    Open Access•Jean-Pierre Hiernaux, Jean Remy•ARTICLE•Social Compass•1978•Cited by: 6

    Cet article traite des symboliques sociales sous-jacentes aux engagements chrétiens contemporains de type ' socio-poli tique ' et de type ' charismatique ', telles qu'elles ressortent de l'examen d'un certain nombre de matériaux concrets. Les auteurs analysent comment ces symboliques corres pondent à des ' transactions de sens ' réélaborant - dans des voies différentes et à partir de contraintes d'existence sociale distinctes - des éléments du mo…

  • The Object in Question

    Open Access•Jean-Pierre Hiernaux•ARTICLE•Social Compass•2001

  • The Object in Question

    Open Access•Jean-Pierre Hiernaux•ARTICLE•Social Compass•2001

  • La “Religion Invisible” En Belgique

    Open Access•Jean-Pierre Hiernaux, Olivier Servais•ARTICLE•Social Compass•2003

    “Visible religion” in Belgium takes the form it takes in many other Western European countries: classic forms of practices, beliefs, and identifications can be distinguished, but the gap between these and traditional religious forms is increasing. However, this gap does not keep the “visible religion” from seeking fundamental meaning, or producing and celebrating the same. Quite the contrary, as concerns practices and beliefs relative to death, f…

  • Forum

    Open Access•Jean-Pierre Hiernaux•ARTICLE•Social Compass•2004

  • Bricolages religieux ou transactions symboliques? Quelques éléments à partir de la recomposition des croyances relatives a l’après-mort dans un Occident déchristianisé

    Open Access•Jean-Pierre Hiernaux•ARTICLE•Social Compass•2005

    English In a context in which many subjects cannot be pinned down within classic religious frameworks, and subsequently engage in certain recompositions of meaning—can these be reduced to a set of connotations, unhappily rendered banal by the application of the label, “bricolage”? Is it not rather the case that we are faced with evidence of symbolic transactions of greater importance, and which rather exceed the limit of the narrow description “r…

Philosophy (7 works) · Epistemology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Diverse Cultural and Historical Studies (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Art, Politics, and Modernism (2 works) · Context (archaeology) (2 works) · Death, Funerary Practices, and Mourning (2 works) · History (2 works)

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