Religion and Ethical Consumption: Supramorality and Space

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Abstract

This chapter considers the relationship between religion and ethical consumption. It draws on the work of Bruno Latour in order to critically evaluate the contribution of religion to discussions of the ethics and morality of consumption, suggesting that religion makes a distinctive, if not a distinct (as in separable), contribution to the debates. The two areas of supramorality and spatiality are considered as important resources available to religion which may help to better understand and trace its contribution to discussions of ethical consumption.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationEthics and Morality in Consumption
Subtitle of host publicationInterdisciplinary Perspectives
EditorsDeirdre Shaw, Terry Newholm, Andreas Chatzidakis , Michal Carrington
PublisherRoutledge
ISBN (Print)978-1-13-879023-0
Publication statusPublished - 29 Apr 2016

Publication series

NameRoutledge Studies in Business Ethics

Keywords

  • Sociology of Religion, Bruno Latour, Supramorality, Spatiality, Globalisation, Kingdom of God, Kairos Palestine, Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign

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