The Problem with “Waves”
This article explores the problem of using a heuristic such as “waves” to organize historical accounts of pentecostal and charismatic movements. By looking closely at the rise of Italian Pentecostalism and its co-location with multiple sources of revivalism and denominational formation, it seeks to demonstrate that “network” approaches to modelling pentecostal emergence are a more accurate form of heuristic. In the case study, much material not previously made available in English is used, demonstrating the linguistic, cultural, and temporal/ geographic limitations of “wave” theory.
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Vol 23
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pp. 4773-4793
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pp. 40-49
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Vol 16
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pp. 501-538
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Vol 6
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pp. 61-92
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Vol 20
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