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Addressed to policy makers, academics and practitioners worldwide, this progressive and engaging volume offers provides pragmatic studies which further the interreligious, international and interdisciplinary understanding of the role of religion in the area of human rights.
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Addressed to policy makers, academics and practitioners worldwide, this progressive and engaging volume offers provides pragmatic studies which further the interreligious, international and interdisciplinary understanding of the role of religion in the area of human rights.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Religion Matters
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 114
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. März 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 155mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 210g
- ISBN-13: 9781032383347
- ISBN-10: 1032383348
- Artikelnr.: 67402437
- Religion Matters
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 114
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. März 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 155mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 210g
- ISBN-13: 9781032383347
- ISBN-10: 1032383348
- Artikelnr.: 67402437
Pauline Kollontai is Professor Emerita in the Department of Religion, Politics and International Relations at York St John University, UK. Friedrich Lohmann is Professor of Protestant Theology and Applied Ethics at the Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany.
Part I: Summary 1. Summary of Recommendations for Secular and Religious
Actors Pauline Kollontai and Friedrich Lohmann Part II: Why Religion
Matters 2. Introduction Friedrich Lohmann and Pauline Kollontai Part III:
Religion and Human Rights: Problems 3.1 Orientation: How and Why Religion
Resists the Idea of Human Rights Friedrich Lohmann and Pauline Kollontai
3.2 Hindu Perspective: Human Rights of Women and the Notion of 'Pollution'
in Hinduism Hari Priya Pathak 3.3 Jewish Perspective: Jewish Exclusionist
Theology in Israel Pauline Kollontai 3.4 Christian Perspective: The Appeal
to Traditional Values as an Argument Against Human Rights Friedrich Lohmann
3.5 Islamic and Iranian Perspectives on Human Rights: Problems Katajun
Amirpur and Ingrid Overbeck Part IV: Religion and Human Rights: Potentials
4.1 Orientation: How Religion Can Contribute to Human Rights Pauline
Kollontai and Friedrich Lohmann 4.2 Hindu Perspective: Women and Democratic
Ideals in Hinduism: A Case Study of Women's Entrance to Sabarimala Temple
Hari Priya Pathak 4.3 Jewish Perspective: Challenging Jewish Religious
Exclusionist Praxis Pauline Kollontai 4.4 Christian Perspective: Jesus
Christ the Liberator Friedrich Lohmann 4.5 Islamic and Iranian Perspectives
on Human Rights: Potentials Katajun Amirpur and Ingrid Overbeck Part V: Now
What? Implications and Recommendations 5. Now What? Recommendations for
Building Cooperation Between Secular and Religious Actors Pauline Kollontai
and Friedrich Lohmann. Index
Actors Pauline Kollontai and Friedrich Lohmann Part II: Why Religion
Matters 2. Introduction Friedrich Lohmann and Pauline Kollontai Part III:
Religion and Human Rights: Problems 3.1 Orientation: How and Why Religion
Resists the Idea of Human Rights Friedrich Lohmann and Pauline Kollontai
3.2 Hindu Perspective: Human Rights of Women and the Notion of 'Pollution'
in Hinduism Hari Priya Pathak 3.3 Jewish Perspective: Jewish Exclusionist
Theology in Israel Pauline Kollontai 3.4 Christian Perspective: The Appeal
to Traditional Values as an Argument Against Human Rights Friedrich Lohmann
3.5 Islamic and Iranian Perspectives on Human Rights: Problems Katajun
Amirpur and Ingrid Overbeck Part IV: Religion and Human Rights: Potentials
4.1 Orientation: How Religion Can Contribute to Human Rights Pauline
Kollontai and Friedrich Lohmann 4.2 Hindu Perspective: Women and Democratic
Ideals in Hinduism: A Case Study of Women's Entrance to Sabarimala Temple
Hari Priya Pathak 4.3 Jewish Perspective: Challenging Jewish Religious
Exclusionist Praxis Pauline Kollontai 4.4 Christian Perspective: Jesus
Christ the Liberator Friedrich Lohmann 4.5 Islamic and Iranian Perspectives
on Human Rights: Potentials Katajun Amirpur and Ingrid Overbeck Part V: Now
What? Implications and Recommendations 5. Now What? Recommendations for
Building Cooperation Between Secular and Religious Actors Pauline Kollontai
and Friedrich Lohmann. Index
Part I: Summary 1. Summary of Recommendations for Secular and Religious
Actors Pauline Kollontai and Friedrich Lohmann Part II: Why Religion
Matters 2. Introduction Friedrich Lohmann and Pauline Kollontai Part III:
Religion and Human Rights: Problems 3.1 Orientation: How and Why Religion
Resists the Idea of Human Rights Friedrich Lohmann and Pauline Kollontai
3.2 Hindu Perspective: Human Rights of Women and the Notion of 'Pollution'
in Hinduism Hari Priya Pathak 3.3 Jewish Perspective: Jewish Exclusionist
Theology in Israel Pauline Kollontai 3.4 Christian Perspective: The Appeal
to Traditional Values as an Argument Against Human Rights Friedrich Lohmann
3.5 Islamic and Iranian Perspectives on Human Rights: Problems Katajun
Amirpur and Ingrid Overbeck Part IV: Religion and Human Rights: Potentials
4.1 Orientation: How Religion Can Contribute to Human Rights Pauline
Kollontai and Friedrich Lohmann 4.2 Hindu Perspective: Women and Democratic
Ideals in Hinduism: A Case Study of Women's Entrance to Sabarimala Temple
Hari Priya Pathak 4.3 Jewish Perspective: Challenging Jewish Religious
Exclusionist Praxis Pauline Kollontai 4.4 Christian Perspective: Jesus
Christ the Liberator Friedrich Lohmann 4.5 Islamic and Iranian Perspectives
on Human Rights: Potentials Katajun Amirpur and Ingrid Overbeck Part V: Now
What? Implications and Recommendations 5. Now What? Recommendations for
Building Cooperation Between Secular and Religious Actors Pauline Kollontai
and Friedrich Lohmann. Index
Actors Pauline Kollontai and Friedrich Lohmann Part II: Why Religion
Matters 2. Introduction Friedrich Lohmann and Pauline Kollontai Part III:
Religion and Human Rights: Problems 3.1 Orientation: How and Why Religion
Resists the Idea of Human Rights Friedrich Lohmann and Pauline Kollontai
3.2 Hindu Perspective: Human Rights of Women and the Notion of 'Pollution'
in Hinduism Hari Priya Pathak 3.3 Jewish Perspective: Jewish Exclusionist
Theology in Israel Pauline Kollontai 3.4 Christian Perspective: The Appeal
to Traditional Values as an Argument Against Human Rights Friedrich Lohmann
3.5 Islamic and Iranian Perspectives on Human Rights: Problems Katajun
Amirpur and Ingrid Overbeck Part IV: Religion and Human Rights: Potentials
4.1 Orientation: How Religion Can Contribute to Human Rights Pauline
Kollontai and Friedrich Lohmann 4.2 Hindu Perspective: Women and Democratic
Ideals in Hinduism: A Case Study of Women's Entrance to Sabarimala Temple
Hari Priya Pathak 4.3 Jewish Perspective: Challenging Jewish Religious
Exclusionist Praxis Pauline Kollontai 4.4 Christian Perspective: Jesus
Christ the Liberator Friedrich Lohmann 4.5 Islamic and Iranian Perspectives
on Human Rights: Potentials Katajun Amirpur and Ingrid Overbeck Part V: Now
What? Implications and Recommendations 5. Now What? Recommendations for
Building Cooperation Between Secular and Religious Actors Pauline Kollontai
and Friedrich Lohmann. Index