Speaking of Belief: Language, Performance, and Narrative in the Psychology of Religion

James Meredith Day

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This article explores performative features of religious language, especially grammars of belief. Relational aspects of this speech genre and associated functions of narrative behavior are examined. Potentials for the psychology of religion derived from a constructionist frame are proposed.

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