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Current Issue (Vol. 16, 2/2009)

Postsecular Britain
(guest editors: Anton Kirchhofer and Richard Stinshoff)


With contributions on Britain's contested secular identity, on the debate about religion and religious pluralism and on the implications of these for literary and cultural theory.

 

 


Contents:

  • Kirchhofer, Anton and Richar Stinshoff, 'Introduction' (107)
  • Bruce, Steve, '"We Don't Do God": The Long Divorce of Religion and National Identity in Britain 1832-2008' (117)
  • Modood, Tariq, 'Multicultural Equality, Liberal Citizenship and Secularism' (131)
  • Wiemann, Dirk, 'Bashing the Bishop, The Rowan Williams Row and the Unfinished Secularisation of Britain' (151)
  • Huggan, Graham, 'Ist the "Post-" in "Postsecular" the "Post-" in "Postcolonial"?' (165)

Books Reviewed:
  • Kenan Malik (2009). From Fatwa to Jihad: The Rushdie Affair and Its Legacy
  • Renate Brosch, ed. (2008). Victorian Visual Culture
  • Marcus Schmitz (2008)Kulturkritik ohne Zentrum: Edward W. Said
  • Wolfram R. Keller (2008). Selves & Nations. The Troy Story from Sicily to England
  • Lena Steveker (2009). Identity and Cultural Memory in the Fiction of A.S. Byatt: Knitting the Net of Culture

 





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