Based on in-depth fieldwork with a conservative evangelical church in London, Aliens and Strangers? explores the everyday realities of what it means to try to hold on to a strong sense of religious identity in a secular, modern urban context.
Based on in-depth fieldwork with a conservative evangelical church in London, Aliens and Strangers? explores the everyday realities of what it means to try to hold on to a strong sense of religious identity in a secular, modern urban context.
Anna Strhan is a Lecturer in Religious Studies at the University of Kent. Her research interests lie in the interrelations between religion, ethics, meaning, and modernity, both historically and in contemporary cultures. She is the author of Levinas, Subjectivity, Education: Towards an Ethics of Radical Responsibility.
Inhaltsangabe
* 1: Modernity Faith and the City * 2: Dividing the Subject: Embodiment Interrelationality and Ethical Subjectivity * 3: Speaking Subjects: Difference Indifference and Moral Fragmentation * 4: The Listening 'I' * 5: What does God want? Coherence Love and the Personality of God * 6: Of Time the Body and the City: Belief Absence and Incompleteness * Conclusion: The Conflict and Tragedy of Culture * Bibliography
* 1: Modernity Faith and the City * 2: Dividing the Subject: Embodiment Interrelationality and Ethical Subjectivity * 3: Speaking Subjects: Difference Indifference and Moral Fragmentation * 4: The Listening 'I' * 5: What does God want? Coherence Love and the Personality of God * 6: Of Time the Body and the City: Belief Absence and Incompleteness * Conclusion: The Conflict and Tragedy of Culture * Bibliography
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