Wortmacht/Machtwort

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• Philipp Stoellger

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• Esotérisme et religion

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P. Stoellger introduces the exploration of the concept of "having a say" in the context of secularization crises. J. Zachhuber examines the transition from secularization to post-secularization through social philosophical interpretation and empirical findings. D. Witte critiques the myth of the secularization theorem and its impact on sociology. D. Schulz discusses the secularization of democratic theory, highlighting interpretative gaps. Y. Dennaoui critiques the secularization category within the Multiple-Modernities debate. R. A. Klein presents secularization as an ideology, referencing Claude Lefort's alternative interpretations of modernity. F. G. Menga analyzes the aporetic fates of modern democracy through legal and political philosophical lenses. B. explores the interpretative power of religion and its self and other interpretations. H. Vorländer discusses the interpretative authority of the religious in transcendental discourses. P. Stoellger addresses the relationship between transcendence and communal sense. B. P. Priddat introduces a new approach to the economics of religion. S. Jarosch contrasts radical plurality with universalistic grand theories in contemporary liberation theology. H. Reichel presents "political theology" as a dual interpretative model in surveillance society. R. Anselm reflects on individual faith and church in the age of authenticity. M. Kumlehn investigates rhetoric in religious education. J

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• Année de publication: 2017