Research subject Lived Religion
Religion as a phenomenon in constant change is a corner stone in the history of religions. In this field of research, lived religion addresses religion as a part of peoples’ everyday life.
We turn our gaze away from the normative values of the religious elites, and focus instead on how religion is lived and apprehended by ordinary people in their daily lives – at home, at work, in society at large, but also within the frames of religious institutions. The scholars in this field conduct research in a broad range of themes, such as belief and everyday practices, but also theoretical themes such as materiality and embodiment.
Related research subject
History of Religions
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Researchers
Egil Asprem
Professor

Niklas Foxeus
Affilierad universitetslektor

Marja Liisa Keinänen
Professor emerita

Ferdinando Sardella
Associate Professor

Departments and centres
The research activities takes place at the Department of Ethnology, History of Religions and Gender Studies.
Department of Ethnology, History of Religions and Gender Studies