Religiosity and Secularization in Changing Times

The Example of Turkey and the Muslim Diaspora in Germany and Austria

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Herausgeber: Erol Yildiz, Jasmin Donlic und Mizrap Polat
ISBN: 9783779980391
Verlag: Beltz Juventa
Erscheinungstermin (elektronische Fassung): 2024-03-06
Erscheinungsjahr (elektronische Fassung): 2024
Auflage: 1
Seiten: 173
Paket: Soziologie 2024 [3952]

P-ISBN: 9783779980384

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Erol Yildiz (Hg.), Jasmin Donlic (Hg.), Mizrap Polat (Hg.), Religiosity and Secularization in Changing Times (2024), Beltz Juventa, 69469 Weinheim, ISBN: 9783779980391

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Beschreibung / Abstract

The aim of this anthology is to break away from mythical ideas about Islam and Muslims. It will examine how the transformation of globalized and digitalized societies affects the secularization and religiosity of the people involved, with contributions from Germany, Austria and Turkey. The texts assembled here illustrate different perspectives on the dynamic relationship between secularization and religious orientation in different contexts.

Beschreibung

Jasmin Donlic ist Assistenzprofessor am Institut für Erziehungswissenschaft und Bildungsforschung im Arbeitsbereich für Allgemeine Erziehungswissenschaft und diversitätsbewusste Bildung der Universität Klagenfurt.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

  • BEGINN
  • Contents
  • Religiosity and Secularization in Changing Times: An Introduction
  • Religiosity and Secularization in Turkey
  • Secularization in Turkey: Conceptual Framework and an Overview of the Secularization Process in Turkey
  • Intergenerational Perspectives on the Relationship Between Secularization and Religion in Turkey: A Phenomenological Study
  • Secular Attitudes in University Students
  • A Quantitative Study of Quran‐Based Religiosity in Atatürk University Students
  • Religiosity and Secularization in Germany and Austria
  • The Post‐Muslim generation: Between Discrimination, Digitalization and Secularization
  • Identity as Proximity to and Distance from Religion: Muslim Students’ Perceptions of Religious Identity in Turkey and Germany
  • Secular, Religious, Muslim? The Orientations of Islamic Theology Students in Germany
  • The Religiousness of Muslim Families in Germany
  • Further Reflections
  • The Metamorphosis of Secularization: Alternative Thinking for a Changing World
  • Contributors

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