New Age Movements (OCR A-Level Sociology): Flashcards

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Example of New Age Movement

Yoga

New Age Movements focus on

Self-improvement and self-spirituality

Hierarchy in New Age Movements

No hierarchy, everyone customises own experiences

New Age approach to religion

Pick and mix beliefs & practices that suit them

Final authority in New Age Movements

The self

World Rejecting NRMs are also known as

Sects

World Rejecting NRMs view of mainstream society

Highly critical

Commitment level in World Rejecting NRMs

High levels of commitment from members

Leader type in World Rejecting NRMs

Charismatic leader

World Accommodating NRMs are also known as

Denominations

Aim of World Accommodating NRMs

Help members cope with ordinary lives

World Affirming NRMs are also known as

Cults

Commitment level in World Affirming NRMs

Low commitment, little attempt to control members

Postmodernist reason for NRM growth

Loss of faith in meta-narratives in post-modern society

Marginalisation reason for NRM growth

Attract those who don't belong to majority

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