Globalisation

Question 1

Nanda, hinduism and consumerism

Answer 1

Nanda found that g created a well educated middle-class, 5% d 30% became more religious.
reliigon is becoming fashionable, especially worshipping the lower status Gods and they appear to be more responsive to peoples needs. therefore more religious due to peoples new wealth the miracle religion brings

Question 2

Nanda, ultra-nationalism

Answer 2

” our people aren’t perfect but our culture is”
hinduism becoming more like a civil religion
media promoting importance of religion and the gods
taught in schools
socialised into it

Question 3

Resistance identity, Castells

Answer 3

R.I against PM and globalisation, fundamentalist

good example of how religion is not declining

Question 4

Giddens 1999, G and W.C

Answer 4

many turn to fundamentalist views due to the spread of western cult

1. ) w.c holds very liberal ideologies and is threatening, e.g homosexuality and gender equality
2. ) w.c focuses on materialism which is spiritually empty
3. ) creates uncertainty about how to act and what is morally correct. e.g science challenges religion

Question 5

Bauman 1992

Answer 5

fundamentalism is a response to living in a PM society

choices, variety and risks

e.g some women reject idea of juggling several aspects of life. used to being oppressed