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Cheat Sheet for Political Secularism and Secular Studies
In: Secular studies, Band 5, Heft 1, S. 53-82
ISSN: 2589-2525
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Jacques Berlinerblau, author of Secularism: The Basics, responds to his nine critics in this edition of the Journal of Secular Studies. He focuses on definitional issues and what he calls the POMOFOCO school and its critique of secularism.
Reframing Secularist Premises: Divorce among Traditionalist Muslim and Jewish Women within the Secular State
Recent decades have witnessed a significant increase in scholarly attention to the subject of secularism. This body of work, theoretical and normative in nature, rarely addresses ethnographic data and the lived experiences of situated agents. Starting with a review of three major theoretical approaches to the study of secularism (i.e., the writings of the 19th century Freethinker George Jacob Holyoake, the research of scholars who work in post-Foucauldian traditions, and those beholden to more traditional liberal political assumptions), we ask how each of these theories interfaces with our own ethnographic discoveries. Our interviews with traditionalist Jewish and Muslim women seeking divorces in Canada, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom, challenge and complexify many of the assumptions that undergird each of the aforementioned theoretical schools. Our ethnography reveals interesting and unexpected patterns of women's agency, religious critique, and navigation of parallel civil and religious structures.
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Blacks and Jews in America: an invitation to dialogue
The House is On Fire -- Finding Our Affinities : An Overview of "Blacks and Jews" Dialogue / by Jacques Berlinerblau -- Liberalism : A Tragic Encounter Between Blacks and (White) Jews / by Terrence Johnson -- Teaching "Blacks and Jews" in 2020 -- Interview with Professor Heschel -- Interview with Professor Chireau -- Talking to American Jews About Whiteness -- The Loop and Minister Farrakhan -- Israel / Palestine -- Afro Jews -- Outro
"Secular Africa?" Making Sense of Noncompliance to Secular Constitutions in Sub-Saharan Africa
In: A journal of church and state: JCS, Band 66, Heft 1, S. 13-29
ISSN: 2040-4867