In: Nomos eLibrary
In: Politikwissenschaft
How are urban sacred spaces transforming in Poland and Germany? What is the role of social memory and politics in this process? What is the nature of "old" and "new" sacred spaces? In this book, the authors revise the concepts used so far in the context of changing Polish and German Christianity and its secularisation (and de-secularisation), referring to new sacred spaces and redefining the old ones. About the editors: Maciej Kowalewski and Anna Ma?gorzata Królikowska (both from the University of Szczecin) work together on the research project entitled "Resacralisation and desacralisation of urban spaces. Transforming sacred places in Poland and Germany". Maciej Kowalewski has a PhD in sociology; he teaches and conducts research in the fields of urban studies. Anna M. Królikowska also has a PhD in sociology; the scope of her interests embraces religion, culture, politics and their references to individual and collective consciousness.
Wo treffen sich Säkularisierung und Migration in der Transition heiliger Räume und Plätze in Städten?Die Autoren dieses Buches untersuchen Änderungen in urbanen Sakralräumen in Polen und Deutschland. Die Studien präsentieren die Beziehung zwischen Religionen und säkularer Gesellschaft in beiden Ländern aus verschiedenen Disziplinen und mit unterschiedlichen städtebaulichen Maßstäben.
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