Религия в сознании: обзорная статья о когнитивном религиоведении - Йеспер Сёренсен
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Примечания
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Сайт Института познания и культуры: www.uqb.ac.uk/icc/. Сайт четырёхгодичного проекта «Религия, познание и культура» в Орхусском университете (Дания): www.teo.au.dk/en/research/current/cognition. Сайт Международной ассоциации когнитивного религиоведения: http://www.iacsr.com/.
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Например, см.: Bering (2005); Bering and Björklund (2004); Bering and Shackelford (2004); Kelemen (1999 and 2004); Kelemen and DiYanna (2005); Rosengren et al. (2000).
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Соотношение интерпретации и объяснения обсуждается в следующих работах: Bloch (1998); Lawson and McCauley (1990); Pyysiäinen (2004); Sperber (1996).
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О расщепленном понятии «религия» см.: Atran (2002); Boyer (1996, 2001); Hinde (1999). Критический анализ старых теорий проводят Буайе, Лоусон и Макколи, см.: Boyer (1993a, 2001); Lawson and McCauley (1990).
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Atran (2002); Boyer (1994, 2001); Lawson and McCauley (1990).
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Boyer (1992, 1994, 2001).
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Статьи, посвящённые эпидемиологии репрезентаций, содержатся в следующем сборнике: Sperber (1996). О значимости когнитивной релевантности для теории коммуникации пишут Спербер и Уилсон, см.: Sperber and Wilson (1995).
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Встречаются и другие переводы данного термина на русский язык: «предметно-ориентированный», «проблемно-зависимый», «специфический», «содержательно специализированный» и пр. (Прим. пер.)
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Литература, посвящённая домено-специфическому познанию, обширна, но мы можем порекомендовать следующие антологии, затрагивающие в том числе вопросы о культуре и религии: Hirschfeld and Gelman (1994); Sperber, Premack and Premack (1995).
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Помимо Буайе (Boyer 1994, 2001, 2002), особое внимание контринтуитивным свойствам религиозных понятий уделяет Пюсиайнен (Pyysiäinen 2001, 2002, 2004). Кросс-культурные экспериментальные исследования, подтверждающие положительный отбор контринтуитивных понятий, описывают Буайе и Рэмбл, см.: Boyer and Ramble (2001).
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Возможны другие переводы данного термина: «теория разума», «модель психического», «теория психики» и др. (Прим. пер.)
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Теория религии, основанная на когнитивной значимости анимизма и антропоморфизма, впервые была разработана Гатри (Guthrie 1993, 2002). На важности механизма обнаружения человеческой активности [agency] для религии в дальнейшем настаивает Барретт (Barrett 2000, 2004). Теорию свехрчеловеческих агентов, обладающих неограниченным доступом к важной информации, развивает Буайе (Boyer 2001).
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Особое внимание роли метарепрезентаций уделяют Пюсиайнен (Pyysiäinen 2004) и Атран (Atran 2002).
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Важность сверхчеловеческой активности в ритуальных практиках подчёркивают Лоусон и Макколи, см.: Lawson and McClauley (1990); McClauley and Lawson (2002). О значении ритуального поведения для обоснования веры в специфических сверхчеловеческих агентов говорит Сёренсен, см.: Sørensen (2000b, and forthcoming a).