Being Godless - Ethnographies of Atheism and Non-Religion - Grand Format

Whether it be mundane doubt or ideological atheism, historical, social, cultural, and political complexities underpin the daily realities of godless people. So what are the aspirations and practices of people who seek to thin out religion in their daily lives ? Grounded in rigorous empirical research, Being Godless explores people's disengagement from - and reluctance to pursue - religion. The chapters bring together case studies from around the world to explore the diverse meanings and political contexts behind the choice and experience of `living without God'.
In doing so, the volume provides an in-depth review of the current debates on doubt, atheism, and irreligion and demonstrates the importance and strength of comparative analysis.