Exploring the postsecular : the religious, the political and the urban /
Exploring the postsecular : the religious, the political and the urban /
edited by Arie L. Molendijk, Justin Beaumont and Christoph Jedan.
- 1 online resource.
- International studies in religion and society ; v. 13 Brill ebook titles .
- International Studies in Religion and Society 13. Religious Studies, Theology and Philosophy E-Books Online, Collection 2010, ISBN: 9789004223103. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preliminary Material / Transcending The Particular In Postsecular Cities / Cutting Through The Postsecular City: A Spatial Interrogation / Spaces Of Postsecularism / Contrasting Modernities: ‘Postsecular’ Europe And Enspirited Latin America / How Ethnocentric Is The Concept Of The Postsecular? / The Transformation Of Religious Culture Within Modern Societies: From Secularization To Postsecularism / Voicing The Self In Postsecular Society: A Psychological Perspective On Meaning-Making And Collective Identities / ‘God Made The Country, And Man Made The Town’: Some Observations On The Place Of Religion In The Western (Post)Secular City / Making Sense Of Sacred Space In The City? / Inscribing The General Theory Of Secularization And Its Basic Patterns In The Architectural Space/Time Of The City: From Presecular To Postsecular? / Religion And The Salvation Of Urban Politics: Beyond Cooption, Competition And Commodification / Theo-Ethics And Radical Faith-Based Praxis In The Postsecular City / The End Of The Secular City Dream: The Case Of Ankara / Postsecularism Or Late Secularism? Faith Creating Place In The US / Virtual Re-Evangelization: Brazilian Churches, Media And The Postsecular City / Beyond The Secular? Public Reason And The Search For A Concept Of Postsecular Legitimacy / Restraints On Religious Reasoning In The Political Square? / Public Reason And Inclusionism As Pseudo-Inclusionism / Neoliberalism For God’s Sake: Sectarian Justifications For Secular Policy Transformation In The United States / The Uses Of Religion In Public Institutions: The Case Of Prisons / Index Of Names / A. Molendijk , J. Beaumont and C. Jedan -- Justin Beaumont -- Kim Knott -- Gregor McLennan -- Bernice Martin -- Michel Leezenberg -- Wilhelm Gräb -- Hetty Zock -- Arie L. Molendijk -- Maaike De Haardt -- David Martin -- Luke Bretherton -- Paul Cloke -- Nihan Özdemir Sönmez -- Candice Dias and Justin Beaumont -- Martijn Oosterbaan -- Christoph Jedan -- Andy F. Sanders -- Anke Schuster -- Jason Hackworth -- James A. Beckford -- A. Molendijk , J. Beaumont and C. Jedan.
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The re-emergence of the religious in secular domains has led prominent scholars such as Jürgen Habermas and Charles Taylor to speculate about a new ‘postsecular’ age. The alleged shift from the secular to the postsecular is most visible in the spheres of urban public space, governance and civil society. This volume addresses contemporary relations between religion, politics and urban societies primarily from a theoretical perspective, while also paying attention to empirical manifestations of the central conceptual ideas. The primary focus is the relations between public religion, deprivatization of religion and theorizations of modernity and modernities, with the secondary and closely related focus on theorizing postsecular urbanism including the role of faith based organizations (FBOs) in cities.
9789004193710
10.1163/ej.9789004185449.i-406 DOI
2010010421
Religion and sociology.
Cities and towns--Religious aspects.
BL60 / .E97 2010
306.609/051
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preliminary Material / Transcending The Particular In Postsecular Cities / Cutting Through The Postsecular City: A Spatial Interrogation / Spaces Of Postsecularism / Contrasting Modernities: ‘Postsecular’ Europe And Enspirited Latin America / How Ethnocentric Is The Concept Of The Postsecular? / The Transformation Of Religious Culture Within Modern Societies: From Secularization To Postsecularism / Voicing The Self In Postsecular Society: A Psychological Perspective On Meaning-Making And Collective Identities / ‘God Made The Country, And Man Made The Town’: Some Observations On The Place Of Religion In The Western (Post)Secular City / Making Sense Of Sacred Space In The City? / Inscribing The General Theory Of Secularization And Its Basic Patterns In The Architectural Space/Time Of The City: From Presecular To Postsecular? / Religion And The Salvation Of Urban Politics: Beyond Cooption, Competition And Commodification / Theo-Ethics And Radical Faith-Based Praxis In The Postsecular City / The End Of The Secular City Dream: The Case Of Ankara / Postsecularism Or Late Secularism? Faith Creating Place In The US / Virtual Re-Evangelization: Brazilian Churches, Media And The Postsecular City / Beyond The Secular? Public Reason And The Search For A Concept Of Postsecular Legitimacy / Restraints On Religious Reasoning In The Political Square? / Public Reason And Inclusionism As Pseudo-Inclusionism / Neoliberalism For God’s Sake: Sectarian Justifications For Secular Policy Transformation In The United States / The Uses Of Religion In Public Institutions: The Case Of Prisons / Index Of Names / A. Molendijk , J. Beaumont and C. Jedan -- Justin Beaumont -- Kim Knott -- Gregor McLennan -- Bernice Martin -- Michel Leezenberg -- Wilhelm Gräb -- Hetty Zock -- Arie L. Molendijk -- Maaike De Haardt -- David Martin -- Luke Bretherton -- Paul Cloke -- Nihan Özdemir Sönmez -- Candice Dias and Justin Beaumont -- Martijn Oosterbaan -- Christoph Jedan -- Andy F. Sanders -- Anke Schuster -- Jason Hackworth -- James A. Beckford -- A. Molendijk , J. Beaumont and C. Jedan.
Available to subscribing member institutions only.
The re-emergence of the religious in secular domains has led prominent scholars such as Jürgen Habermas and Charles Taylor to speculate about a new ‘postsecular’ age. The alleged shift from the secular to the postsecular is most visible in the spheres of urban public space, governance and civil society. This volume addresses contemporary relations between religion, politics and urban societies primarily from a theoretical perspective, while also paying attention to empirical manifestations of the central conceptual ideas. The primary focus is the relations between public religion, deprivatization of religion and theorizations of modernity and modernities, with the secondary and closely related focus on theorizing postsecular urbanism including the role of faith based organizations (FBOs) in cities.
9789004193710
10.1163/ej.9789004185449.i-406 DOI
2010010421
Religion and sociology.
Cities and towns--Religious aspects.
BL60 / .E97 2010
306.609/051