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Polarisation through deviation discourse: strategic usage of Europeanisation by political and media actors in Georgia. [PDF]
East Eur PolitTsuladze L, Abzianidze N.
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Mindfulness beyond secularization: Beliefs across meditators and non-meditators reflect a consensus on personal development over health and spirituality. [PDF]
PLoS OneChachignon P +3 more
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Digital religion in platform societies: authority, mediation, and social cohesion in algorithmic publics (2010-2025). [PDF]
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Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, 2021
Human cooperation for reasons other than self-interest has long intrigued social scientists leading to a substantial literature in economics. Its complement –sectarianism – has not received closer attention in economics despite its significant impact.
Sebastian Ille
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Human cooperation for reasons other than self-interest has long intrigued social scientists leading to a substantial literature in economics. Its complement –sectarianism – has not received closer attention in economics despite its significant impact.
Sebastian Ille
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Hearing sectarianism: understanding Scottish sectarianism as song
Critical Discourse Studies, 2012This article is an attempt to understand how sectarian views in the public domain are constructed through the mediatisation of a highly contentious sectarian song. In 2011, a number of songs were banned by the Scottish Police Service and individuals arrested for performing them.
Simon Mckerrell
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American Journal of Psychiatry, 1964
Historically, medicine developed from man's need for relief from pain. In primitive times the medicine man became the first specialist and maintained his role with the tacit agreement of his people through the use of magic. The medicine man who permitted the replacement of magical by rational thinking evolved into the physician and later into the ...
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Historically, medicine developed from man's need for relief from pain. In primitive times the medicine man became the first specialist and maintained his role with the tacit agreement of his people through the use of magic. The medicine man who permitted the replacement of magical by rational thinking evolved into the physician and later into the ...
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Sectarianism in a Non-Sectarian State. (c2020)
2022This thesis contributes to a new literature that addresses sectarianism in non-sectarian contexts. It examines the reasons behind sectarian sentiments in Jordan by looking at three important political actors: the regime, Quietist-Salafis, and Salafi-Jihadis.
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Political sectarianism in America
Science, 2020A poisonous cocktail of othering, aversion, and moralization poses a threat to ...
Eli J, Finkel +14 more
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Dissent, 2008
In the gloomy days after the 1973 Yom Kippur War, a delegation of intellectuals from the United States came to Jerusalem. There were no visitors in Israel at the time, and they were perhaps the first to arrive. It was after the war and just before the elections. I was on the slate of a leftist party called Moked. It was a tiny party. We knew almost all
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In the gloomy days after the 1973 Yom Kippur War, a delegation of intellectuals from the United States came to Jerusalem. There were no visitors in Israel at the time, and they were perhaps the first to arrive. It was after the war and just before the elections. I was on the slate of a leftist party called Moked. It was a tiny party. We knew almost all
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