Paul Lauchlan Faux Heelas (born 1946) is a British sociologist and anthropologist. He is noted for work in the field of spirituality, religion and modernity...
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Heelas may mean: Heelas, the former name of the John Lewis & Partners department store in Reading, Berkshire, England Paul Heelas (born 1946), a British...
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by Heelas as "one of the best known self-religions" Silva Mind Control Chryssides, pp. 290–291.[need quotation to verify] For example in Heelas, Paul (1991)...
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109. Heelas 1996, p. 136. Heelas 1996, pp. 137–138. Heelas 1996, p. 142. Heelas 1996, p. 172. Heelas 1996, pp. 161–162. Heelas 1996, p. 173. Heelas 1996...
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Griscom and Shirley MacLaine explored it in numerous ways in their books. Paul Heelas noted the development within New Age circles of what he called "seminar...
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egocentrism Fin de siècle, Degeneration freedom of choice Judaism Paul Heelas; Scott Lash; Paul Morris, eds. (1995). Detraditionalization. Wiley-Blackwell....
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Beckford; Anthony Bradney; Colin Campbell; George Chryssies; Peter Clarke; Paul Heelas; Massimo Introvigne; Lawrence Lilliston; Gordon Melton; Elizabeth Puttick;...
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defining 'New Age' is that different writers draw different boundaries. Paul Heelas, for example, includes a significant number of what he calls the 'self...
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Malcolm Waters' Inequality after Class is published. Linda Woodhead's and Paul Heelas' Religion in Modern Times (ed.) is published. Jean Baudrillard's The...
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Bruce: Cathedrals to cults: the evolving forms of the religious life. In: Paul Heelas (Hrsg.): Religion, Modernity, and Postmodernity, Blackwell, Oxford 1998...
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