of the modern state govern relationships between different communities, but also define religious communities as majority or minority groups. Religious communities become intelligible, and their wounds recognizable, only by assuming...
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Religious Difference in a Secular Age ![]()
by Saba Mahmood
Religious Difference in a Secular Age: A Minority ReportāAn introduction
...civil and political equality continues to hold sway. Because I am interested in how religious difference has come to be regulated and remade under secularism, I focus on the problem...
Religious Difference in a Secular Age ![]()
by Gil Anidjar
Legal age
difference, even with geopolitical and historical difference. But, as her title makes clear, her focus is on religious difference, religious equality (and inequality), and on the difference the secular makes...
Rethinking secularism ![]()
by The Editors
JĆ¼rgen Habermas and Charles Taylor in conversation
...that you would say are part of the same set with religious differences—cultural differences, ethnic differences, philosophical differences? The claim is going to be that there is the same sort...
Notes from the field ![]()
by Jenna Tiitsman
Affect vs. global totality
...are doomed to some global apolitical homogeneity. Difference is not lost to us, but the global requires a different difference. The we-they difference that Laclau and Mouffe use to stand...
Religious Difference in a Secular Age ![]()
by Anupama Rao
Competing inequalities
identity of religious minority and the sexual regulation of community; that is, on the equivalence that is established between the social “autonomy” of community and its (internal) regulation by religion-based...
Religions and their publics ![]()
by Gregory Starrett
Stuck in the middle with you
...comprehensive understandings of ultimate religious or philosophical questions. Difference meant difference in ultimate theological or philosophical stance. Difference as gender, difference as ethnicity or group loyalty, difference as racial attribution,...
