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THE AESTHETIC LIFE OF RELIGION AND ETHICS ON LONG STREET, CAPE TOWN.

This ethnography explores the aesthetic dimension of religion and the sensational ways in which it contributes to shaping ordinary ethics on Long Street in Cape Town, South Africa. In the context of everyday social life on Long Street, homeless peoples' claim of an ethical character is denied recogn...

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Published in:Journal of Religious Ethics Vol. 49; no. 3; pp. 596 - 616
Format: Article
Published: Wiley-Blackwell Sep2021
Subjects:
Religious ethics
Public spaces
Class differences
Homelessness
Aesthetics
Social marginality
Recognition (Philosophy)
Aesthetic experience
Cape Town (South Africa)
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