In Unveiling the French Republic, Nilsson uses his analysis of the Veil Affairs to critique the misuse of secular ideology to justify religious intolerance and mask ethnic prejudice.
In Unveiling the French Republic, Nilsson uses his analysis of the Veil Affairs to critique the misuse of secular ideology to justify religious intolerance and mask ethnic prejudice.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Per-Erik Nilsson, Ph.D (2012) is director and researcher at the Centre for Multidisciplinary Studies on Racism, Uppsala University. He has written and published extensively on the intersections of secularism, religion, and violence, including “Where’s Charlie?”, in the Cambridge Companion to Religion and Terrorism (ed. James Lewis, Cambridge University Press, 2017).
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Series Editor’s Preface Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction: Everybody Welcome to France Part I. Approaching French Secularism 1 (French) Secularism Secularization, the Secular, and Secularism Secularism(s) Critique Incongruities Contradictions A Western Gaze? Previous Research on the Islamic Veil Affairs and Secularism Analyzing Secularism A Critical Approach to Secularism Secularism as Governmentality Secularism as Discourse 2 A Shield Against Alterity The Islamic Veil Affairs 1989 2003–2004 2007–2011 State Feminism and the Other-Woman Alterity and Communitarianism Nation, Assimilation Part II. The First Islamic Veil Affair 3 Ideological Battle Flags A New and Unwanted Situation Post-Christian Islamic Challenges A Question of Integration? Manipulation Islamic Communitarianism A Glocalized World Particular Versus National Law Discrimination and Violence Over T/here Attacking Secularism Behind the Veil What Does It Represent? Why Do They Wear It? Conclusion 4 Inventing Secularism An Unruly March Towards Unity From Clash to Atonement Exceptionality The Cornerstone of the Republic (Forced) Liberty Equality and Neutrality Brotherhood, Integration and French Communitarianism Legislation, Education Consensus Urgency Legislative Pedagogy An Anti-Islamic Law? Conclusion Part III. The Second Islamic Veil Affair 5 The Tip of the Iceberg New Times, Old Threats The Return of Religion Over T/here Stigmatization? Walking Coffins A Religious and/or Political Symbol An Attack on the Republic’s Principles and the Dignity of Women Voluntary Submission Conclusion 6 (Re)Inventing Secularism The History of a Christian Civilization A Christian Nation Historical Emancipation The Motor of Limited Tolerance Respecting a Value, Respecting a Principle Diversity, Positive Secularism and Tolerance Faith, Hope, and Unity Legislate, Educate! Reaffirmation Legitimacy Securing Public Order Conclusion Part IV. Consequences 7 Social Contracts, National Borders and Illiberal Governmentality National Frontiers and Social Contracts Discursive Displacement and Liberal Faith Post-Political Expansion Romantic Ideals and Secularist Retaliation Bibliography Index
Series Editor’s Preface Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction: Everybody Welcome to France Part I. Approaching French Secularism 1 (French) Secularism Secularization, the Secular, and Secularism Secularism(s) Critique Incongruities Contradictions A Western Gaze? Previous Research on the Islamic Veil Affairs and Secularism Analyzing Secularism A Critical Approach to Secularism Secularism as Governmentality Secularism as Discourse 2 A Shield Against Alterity The Islamic Veil Affairs 1989 2003–2004 2007–2011 State Feminism and the Other-Woman Alterity and Communitarianism Nation, Assimilation Part II. The First Islamic Veil Affair 3 Ideological Battle Flags A New and Unwanted Situation Post-Christian Islamic Challenges A Question of Integration? Manipulation Islamic Communitarianism A Glocalized World Particular Versus National Law Discrimination and Violence Over T/here Attacking Secularism Behind the Veil What Does It Represent? Why Do They Wear It? Conclusion 4 Inventing Secularism An Unruly March Towards Unity From Clash to Atonement Exceptionality The Cornerstone of the Republic (Forced) Liberty Equality and Neutrality Brotherhood, Integration and French Communitarianism Legislation, Education Consensus Urgency Legislative Pedagogy An Anti-Islamic Law? Conclusion Part III. The Second Islamic Veil Affair 5 The Tip of the Iceberg New Times, Old Threats The Return of Religion Over T/here Stigmatization? Walking Coffins A Religious and/or Political Symbol An Attack on the Republic’s Principles and the Dignity of Women Voluntary Submission Conclusion 6 (Re)Inventing Secularism The History of a Christian Civilization A Christian Nation Historical Emancipation The Motor of Limited Tolerance Respecting a Value, Respecting a Principle Diversity, Positive Secularism and Tolerance Faith, Hope, and Unity Legislate, Educate! Reaffirmation Legitimacy Securing Public Order Conclusion Part IV. Consequences 7 Social Contracts, National Borders and Illiberal Governmentality National Frontiers and Social Contracts Discursive Displacement and Liberal Faith Post-Political Expansion Romantic Ideals and Secularist Retaliation Bibliography Index
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