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Endorsements
'An important new study of the transformation of Roman Catholicism that fills a critical gap in the historical literature on religion in post-war Britain. Painstakingly researched and based on extensive archival evidence ... Faith in the family will stand as an important benchmark in British debates about secularisation which hitherto have ignored developments within English Catholicism.' Nancy Christie, The University of Western Ontario 'Her sophisticated analysis of current debates around gender, sexuality and secularisation ... make this book a model of interdisciplinary brilliance.' Sue Morgan, University of Chichester 'The result is an impressive and sometimes surprising account of the changing ways in which different aspects of faith and practice are reconstructed by the religious imagination.' James Sweeney, The Tablet, 16 August 2014 'This is a book to remember for its finely tuned, excellent scholarship and meticulous attention to English Roman Catholic lived historical facts.' C. Margaret Hall, Recusant History, Book Reviews, October 2014 -
Reviews
'An important new study of the transformation of Roman Catholicism that fills a critical gap in the historical literature on religion in post-war Britain. Painstakingly researched and based on extensive archival evidence ... Faith in the family will stand as an important benchmark in British debates about secularisation which hitherto have ignored developments within English Catholicism.' Nancy Christie, The University of Western Ontario 'Her sophisticated analysis of current debates around gender, sexuality and secularisation ... make this book a model of interdisciplinary brilliance.' Sue Morgan, University of Chichester 'The result is an impressive and sometimes surprising account of the changing ways in which different aspects of faith and practice are reconstructed by the religious imagination.' James Sweeney, The Tablet, 16 August 2014 'This is a book to remember for its finely tuned, excellent scholarship and meticulous attention to English Roman Catholic lived historical facts.' C. Margaret Hall, Recusant History, Book Reviews, October 2014 -
Author Biography
Alana Harris is Teaching Fellow in British History at King's College London
Manchester University Press
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- Publisher Manchester University Press
- Publication Date August 2016
- Orginal LanguageEnglish
- ISBN/Identifier 9781784993658 / 1784993654
- Publication Country or regionUnited Kingdom
- Primary Price 28.95 USD
- Pages288
- ReadershipGeneral/trade
- Publish StatusPublished
- Dimensions216 X 138 Millimeters
- Reference CodeIPR7365
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