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Event Religion

A Conceptual Approach to Understanding Changing Forms of Religion at a Contemporary Festival

于Journal of Religion in Europe
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Sára Eszter Heidl Erfurt University Max Weber Kolleg Erfurt Germany

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Abstract

This article examines some of the changing forms of religion in contemporary Hungary, with a focus on a case study conducted at a mindfulness and lifestyle festival called Everness. The emerging need for an alternative kind of spirituality supplementing or opposed to traditional forms of religion has generated a new conceptual approach that I call event religion. In inductive empirical research, I used event religion to describe and interpret the participant experience in event-based settings through four dimensions: spatiotemporality, symbols, community, and inward experience. I show some characteristics of contemporary changing religiosity and spirituality through the examination of the four dimensions of experience.

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