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Title: | Secularization, Religion and the State (UTCP Booklet 17) |
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| Author: | HANEDA Masashi, R. Michael FEENER, NAITO Mariko, Rodney SEBASTIAN, ABE Naofumi, Siriporn DABPHET, ISAHAYA Yoichi, Yu Mei GOH, KANAHARA Noriko, Wei Leong TAY, UCHIDA Chikara, WATANABE Shoko, Norshahril SAAT, Allan LEE | |||
| Publisher: | UTCP | Year: | 2010 | |
| Category: | UTCP Booklet, e-text collection | |||
Table of Contents, Copyright: Download Introduction I Introduction II 1. Rethinking the Dichotomy between the Religious and the Secular: 2. Religious Managerialism in Singapore: Analysis of State Management of NRMs 3. “Who Acknowledges His Rights?”: Prelude to the “Modernization” of the Judicial System in Mid-nineteenth Century Iran as Seen in Persian Legal Documents 4. State and Religious Ideology in Nineteenth-Century Thailand 5. Vicissitudes of Nourūz: Islam, Zoroastrianism, and Historical Time Scales 6. Old Scripture in New Language: A Study of Discourse in Modern Yuli Baochao 7. Japanese Theologian Uwoki Tadakazu and His “Japanese Religious 8. Kang Youwei, The Martin Luther of Confucianism and his Vision of Confucian Modernity and Nation 9. Japanese Historian Amino Yoshihiko’s Interpretation from the Viewpoint of “the People” on the Relationship between Religion and Secular Authority 10. To be Religious and to be Political in Colonial Algeria: The Ulama and the Nationalists, Two Approaches 11. The State, Ulama and Religiosity: Rethinking Islamization of Contemporary Malaysia 12. The Advancement of Christ’s “Kingdom” in Two Cities: A Comparative Study of State-religion Relations in Singapore and Malaysia Contributors: Download |
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