Tag Archives: secularism
Multicultural Germany Course: Week 6 Summary (Oct. 5 & 7)
Migration brings both culture and religion. This week in our course we focused on religion and secularism, acknowledging the complexity of the terms in context of past and current migrations related to Germany. Our discussion found its beginnings in questions … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Taylor, culture, El-Tayeb, Europe, Fatima El-Tayeb, Germany, Germany in Transit, identity, Islam, Jewish, Judaism, Multicultural Germany, Muslim, religion, secularism, summary, terrorism, Yael Almog
Multicultural Germany Class: Week 6, Religion
This post is part of a series in which students reflect on their discussions in the UC Berkeley undergraduate seminar “Multicultural Germany.” This week’s summary is by Victoria Brinkerhoff: This week’s Multicultural Germany class readings and discussions delved into religious … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, discrimination, integration, Islam, Jews, memory, Muslims, religion, secularism
