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Kopftuch: Stoff für Verkrampfte

Kopftuch: Stoff für Verkrampfte

by Beverly | Apr 11, 2015 | Islam, Islam in Europe, Religion in Europe

Kopftuch: Stoff für VerkrampfteDas Kopftuch gehört in deutsche Schulen. Eine Replik auf Iris RadischThis was posted on Google+
Karlsruhe: Bundesverfassungsgericht kippt pauschales Kopftuchverbot für Lehrer

Karlsruhe: Bundesverfassungsgericht kippt pauschales Kopftuchverbot für Lehrer

by Beverly | Mar 13, 2015 | Islam, Islam in Europe, Religion in Europe

Karlsruhe: Bundesverfassungsgericht kippt pauschales Kopftuchverbot für LehrerDie Berliner “taz” ist auf eine verfrüht veröffentlichte Pressemitteilung gestoßen. Demnach dürfen Pädagogen künftig im Unterricht eine religiöse Kopfbedeckung tragen.This was...
Gender, race, religion, faith? Rethinking intersectionality in German feminismsDespite the recent …

Gender, race, religion, faith? Rethinking intersectionality in German feminismsDespite the recent …

by Beverly | Feb 6, 2015 | Feminism, German studies, Islam in Europe, Racism in Europe, Religion, Religion in Europe

Gender, race, religion, faith? Rethinking intersectionality in German feminisms. European Journal of Women’s Studies. Despite the recent wave of scholarship on intersectionality, as well as a surge in feminist scholarship on Islam in German feminist studies,...

Fereshta Ludin: “Ich habe nicht für das Kopftuch gekämpft”

by Beverly | Aug 8, 2013 | Islam in Europe, Racism in Europe, Religion in Europe

Fereshta Ludin im Gespräch “Ich habe nicht für das Kopftuch gekämpft, sondern für das Recht auf Selbstbestimmung. Ich habe mich für mein Recht auf ein Berufsleben eingesetzt, dafür dass ich in meinem Beruf arbeiten kann, ohne dass meine Religion oder gar meine...

Reason needs reverence: What we’ve yet to learn from the Enlightenment

by Beverly | Jun 27, 2013 | Humanities Education, Religion in Europe

by Susan Neiman Intriguing thoughts about how to think about religion, reason, and the Enlightenment. While I might disagree with much, I appreciate a number of the questions opened up here… “Much of our vision of happiness is derived from the...

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Violence and Gender in the "New" Europe: Islam in German Culture

"Weber's study undertakes a much-needed comprehensive investigation of the contemporary 'regime of gender violence,' that is, the key role violence has played in defining the position of Muslims in the German public sphere (in the larger European context). Through nuanced theorizing as well as careful historical contextualization, Weber develops an intersectional framework for analyzing gendered violence in a way that does not reinforce racialized discourses of cultural and/or religious difference." [more...]

Palgrave Macmillan, January 2013
ISBN: 978-1-137-00708-7, ISBN10: 1-137-00708-7
252 pages.

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