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The re-enchantment of the self: western spirituality, Asian materialism

Raymond L. M. Lee
Pages 351-367 | Published online: 03 Jun 2010

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RichardK. Payne. (2012) Bellah's Religion in Human Evolution: four theoretical issues. Religion, Brain & Behavior 2:3, pages 249-255.
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Raymond L. M. Lee. (2007) Mortality and Re-enchantment: Conscious Dying as Individualized Spirituality. Journal of Contemporary Religion 22:2, pages 221-234.
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S. Taylor, E. Bell, I. Grugulis, J. Storey & L. Taylor. (2009) Politics and power in training and learning: The rise and fall of the NHS university. Management Learning 41:1, pages 87-99.
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Raymond L.M. Lee. (2009) The re-enchantment of time. Time & Society 18:2-3, pages 387-408.
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Agata Dziuban. (2007) Spirituality and the Body in Late Modernity. Religion Compass 1:4, pages 479-497.
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Julia Day Howell. (2006) 2005 Penny Magee Memorial Lecture The New Spiritualities, East and West: Colonial Legacies and the Global Spiritual Marketplace in Southeast Asia. Australian Religion Studies Review 19:1, pages 19-33.
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