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Unravelling the Indian Conception of Secularism: Tremors of the Pandemic and Beyond
The State’s engagement with religion has formed one of the recurring themes of conflict in India’s democratic experiment. The Indian model of secularism, which evolved in an attempt to resolve this conflict, has distinguished itself from separation-model
Malcolm Katrak, Shardool Kulkarni
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On multiple epistemologies of secularism: Toward a political economy critique
The chapter has three main parts, the first of which sets out with the introduction of a dyadic category of secularism questioning the dominant paradigm that views secularism as a Western cognitive type.
Ünsar S., Seda Ünsar
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This paper critically discusses the pioneering formulation of secularity and secularism in the Arab-Islamicate world(s) found in Butrus al-Bustani’s The Clarion of Syria (1860–1861).
Housamedden Darwish
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Chapter 20No idea better epitomizes the ethos of modern Turkey than the doctrine of secularism. None of the principles set out to define Kemalism in 1931-republicanism, secularism, nationalism, populism, statism, and revolutionism (Zürcher, 1993: 189)—has
Özdalga, Elisabeth
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Sekularitet - förstahet genom religion och kön
Secularities – firstness through religion and gender In this article we explore how positing religion as other simultaneously makes secularism a firstness. How is secularism embodied and reproduced as an objective and neutral space – a firstness.
Linda Berg +2 more
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From Habermas to Derrida: A Weak Form of Secular Universalism
In this article, I argue that a universalistic thrust of secularism should not be located in a Habermasian deontological liberal principle of the priority of universal morality over particularistic ethical doctrines. I show that Habermas cannot plausibly
Giorgi Tskhadaia
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Caught between Islam and the West: secularism in the Kemalist discourse [PDF]
This thesis identifies the defining signifiers for the Kemalist discourse as the West and Islam. Kemalism mainly related to the West through the hegemonic discourse of Orientalism, and the Kemalist attitude towards Islam was characterised by its peculiar
Çarmikli, E.S.
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The Political Economy of Secularism in Turkey: Beyond Culturalist and Ideational Explanations
Secularism and its historical development have been a tense issue in the political development and modernization of Turkey. When the historiography on the evolution of the Turkish type of secularism is analyzed, one could observe that fact it is ...
Cemil Boyraz, Boyraz, C.
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Nigeria and the quest for a secular state: The way forward
The persistent influence of religion on Nigeria’s politics continues to cast aspersions on the state’s secularism. Nigeria is religiously pluralistic with adherents of Christianity and Islam differing on the notion of secularism.
Wendy Chinonyerem Benaiah +1 more
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The chapter articulates a political theory of secularism that can be defended against common, legitimate criticisms of existing forms of secularism. What I call minimal secularism is not vulnerable to the claim that secularism is hostile to religion ...
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