پایان نامه ترجمه کتاب The Psychology of Religion A Short Introduction (از ابتدا تا صفحه 114همراه با مقدمه تحلیلی و توصیفی از اندیشه‌ های نویسنده)

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مقدمه................................................................................................................................................................. 1

پیش‌درآمد .. 2

معرفی نویسنده. 3

معرفی کتاب.. 4

گزارشی از محتوای فصول کتاب.. 5

روان‌شناسی و دین .. 5

 دین و روان‌شناسی .. 8

رفتار دینی .. 13

اندیشه‌های دینی .. 21

احساسات دینی .. 25

دیدگاه نویسنده و تحلیل کتاب .. 33

پیش‌درآمد .. 33

دیدگاه‌ نویسنده . 33

تحلیل اجمالی .. 34

فهرست آثار علمی دکتر کِیت لوونتال .. 37

طرح کلی موضوع .. 48

فصل اول: روان‌شناسی و دین

روان‌شناسی چیست؟ . 53

دین چیست؟ . 54

تاریخچه‌ای اجمالی از رابطه بی‌ثبات میان روان‌شناسی و دین .. 59

معنویت و مسائل مرتبط ... 65

جنسیت ... 66

خلاصه .. 67

چهار

فصل دوم: دین و روان‌شناسی

تأثیر مسیحیت غربی.. 69

ادیان و تبیین‌هایی که آن‌ها از رفتار، اندیشه‌ها و احساسات به دست می‌دهند   71

آیین بودا 71

مسیحیت ... 74

آیین هندو . 76

اسلام . 78

یهودیت ... 79

ادیان دیگر . 81

درون‌مایه‌های مشترک... 83

خلاصه .. 83

فصل سوم: رفتار دینی

نیایش، تعریف‌ها، تأثیرات، و تأثیرات مشاهده شده . 85

انواع نیایش .... 87

آیا نیایش مؤثر است؟ . 89

گواه تجربی بر این که نیایش چنین تأثیراتی دارد چیست؟ . 91

نیایش و غلبه بر استرس .... 92

استثنائات موجود در مورد تأثیرات نیایش .... 94

سخن و زبان دینی .. 97

گفتمان دینی: پیشگویی .. 99

گفتمان دینی: داستان . 100

سخن و ساخت حقیقت ... 101

رفتار اجتماعی، گروه‌ها و هنجارها 105

نودینی .. 106

انواع و درونمایه‌ها 106

آیا به هر نحوی از انحاء دست به تغییر دین زده‌اید؟ . 106

شیوه‌های نودینی .. 109

پنج

دو چشم انداز اجتماعی- روانشناختی در نودینی .. 115

خروج از گروه دینی .. 117

انواع دیگر رفتار دینی .. 119

خلاصه.. 119

فصل چهارم: اندیشه‌های دینی

باور دینی .. 122

پیاژه . 129

گلدمن .. 131

ایمان دینی و رشد آن . 132

اریکسون . 133

کولبرگ ... 134

فاولر . 136

اسپرو . 137

خلاصه .. 140

فصل پنجم: احساسات دینی

ریشه‌های اولیه احساسات دینی .. 142

فروید .. 142

نظریه شی - روابط ... 145

نظریه دلبستگی .. 148

مقیاس دلبستگی بزرگسالان . 149

ارزیابی‌های اخیر . 150

دیکی و دیگران . 150

کپس و «انسان، دین و مالیخولیا» . 151

احساسات مثبت ... 152

احساسات عرفانی .. 152

مکاشفه‌های دینی .. 156

تجربه‌های نزدیک به مرگ و خارج از بدن . 158

بهباشی معنوی .. 160

مقیاس بهباشی معنوی .. 161

توکّل و ایمان . 162

شش

عزت نفس.... 163

احساسات منفی .. 163

گناه، شرم و اضطراب .. 163

وسواس .... 165

دین و آسیبشناسی روانی .. 169

افسردگی .. 170

روان پریشی و مسئله جنّ .. 174

خلاصه .. 182

منابع .. 183

Abstract . 204

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