Mapping the Academic Debate
This volume maps the international academic debate on secularity. It places seminal contributions from within ‘Western'academia alongside less well-known texts from various parts of the world; in several cases this is the first time that they have been translated into English. The volume demonstrate...
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De Gruyter
2024
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