Structuring of the daily religious practices
Mots-clés :
religious practices, rationalized religiosity, self-identification, tradition, informed choiceRésumé
The article is devoted to the study of religious practices. One of the characteristic features of development of religious studies in Russia is concentration on local religious practices similar to anthropological researches of the second half of the ?? century. At the same time there is no conceptualization of present cases, only special theories of the case are formed, whereas the explanatory models is not established. This actualizes the need for the development of a conceptual and methodological framework to study the problems associated with the daily religious practices. On the background of evident demand for conceptual analysis of forming modern daily religious practices we think it is necessary to reveal general principles of their structuring in the context of everyday life.
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