Un retour? Il n’est jamais parti... Envisager le « sacré » comme une ressource qui comble le fossé entre religion et sécularisation [Return? It never left. Exploring the ‘sacred’ as a resource for bridging the gap between the religious and the secular / translated by Romain Sèze] - Research Portal | Lancaster University

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Un retour? Il n’est jamais parti... Envisager le « sacré » comme une ressource qui comble le fossé entre religion et sécularisation
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Religion, Sacred, Rushdie Salman

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Un retour? Il n’est jamais parti... Envisager le « sacré » comme une ressource qui comble le fossé entre religion et sécularisation [Return? It never left. Exploring the ‘sacred’ as a resource for bridging the gap between the religious and the secular / translated by Romain Sèze]

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Translated title of the contribution	Return? It never left. Exploring the ‘sacred’ as a resource for bridging the gap between the religious and the secular [

Publication date	2011
Number of pages	15
<mark>Original language</mark>	French
Event	Normes Religieuses et Islamiques dans la Sphère Publique Religious Norms in the Public Sphere (RPS): Berkeley Workshop - Berkeley, Calif., United States

Workshop

Workshop	Normes Religieuses et Islamiques dans la Sphère Publique Religious Norms in the Public Sphere (RPS): Berkeley Workshop
Country	United States
City	Berkeley, Calif.
Period	6/05/11 → 7/05/11