The Routledge handbook of postsecularity

Routledge

2018

xxii, 447 p.

Routledge international handbooks

9781138234147

List of illustrationsList of contributorsAcknowledgementsINTRODUCTION1: Concepts, processes, and antagonisms of postsecularityJustin Beaumont and Klaus EderPART I: PHILOSOPHICAL MEDITATIONS2: Beyond belief: religion as the "dynamite of the people"Bruno Latour3: The difficulty of unforgivingMartin Beck Matusik4: The postsecular condition and the genealogy of postmetaphysical thinkingEduardo Mendieta5: Redemptive criticism or the critique of religionWarren S. Goldstein6: Post-atheism and minimal religion in RussiaMikhail Epstein7: The performative force of the postsecularHerbert de Vriese and Guido Vanheeswijck8: Postsecularism, reason, and violenceMichiel Leezenberg9: Theoretical framings of the postsecularManav Ratti10: Formations of the postsecular in educationDavid LewinPART II: THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES11: Redeeming the secularMatt Bullimore12: Christianity or barbarismDritero Demjaha13: Postsecular theologyHagar Lahav14: Political theology and postsecularityFrancis Schussler Fiorenza15: Postsecular prophetsRobert Joustra16: Anticipating postsecularityChristopher Rowland17: Pope Francis and the theology of the peopleRafael Luciani18: Interrogating the postsecularElaine Graham19: Postsecularity and urban theologyChris ShannahanPART III: THEORY, SPACE, SOCIAL RELATIONS20: Postsecular plasticity: expansive secularismGregor McLennan21: Dialogue with religious life in AsiaLily Kong and Junxi Qian22: Four genealogies of the postsecularKristina Stoeckl and Dmitry Uzlaner23: Beyond salvaging solidarityUmut Parmaksiz24: Christianity and the Indian diasporaRobbie Goh25: Resisting the transcendentChris Baker26: Architecture of radicalized postsecularismKryzsztof Nawatrek27: Islamophobia, apophatic pluralism, and imaginationGiuseppe Carta28: Some critical remarks on religious identityPeter Nynas29: After or against secularism: Muslims in EuropeKasia Narkowicz and Richard Philips30: Postsecularity in twenty questionsPhra Nicholas Thanissaro31: Unofficial geographies of religion and spirituality as postsecular spacesEdward WigleyPART IV: POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT32: (Re)enchanting secular people and politicsTimothy Stacey33: The Nordic far right and religious imageryOyvind Strommen34: Postsecularity prefiguredRoger SpeareAFTERWORD35: Reflexive secularizationEduardo Mendieta and Justin BeaumontIndex

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