Titlebook: Laicidad and Religious Diversity in Latin America; Juan Marco Vaggione,José Manuel Morán Faúndes Book 2017 Springer International Publishi

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Laicism: Exclusive or Inclusive?,Church. The author then presents the central features of an acceptable version of exclusive laicism that we should think of as an institutional arrangement that can develop within different political ideologies, such as republicanism or liberalism. The liberal (exclusive) conception of laicism const

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Poverty, Sexuality, and Human Rights: Pluralism or Hegemony? Discourse of the Peruvian Catholic Chu the publishing of the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation Final Report (2003); and (2) the process of enacting the National Plan on Human Rights (2005). These events reveal the contours of pastoral discourse on nature.

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Book 2017ica. In doing so it builds a bridge between the findings of researchers in the region on the one hand and the English-speaking academic public on the other, contributing to a dialogue that enriches comparative perspectives.. . .

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Introduction: , and Religious Diversity: Themes in the Debates on the Regulation of Religion in Lat the regulation of religions in contemporary societies. This work presents two principal challenges that are considered by the contributors to this publication in different ways. On one hand, the strong public presence of the Catholic Church, in addition to its translation into a marked identity in

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,“It Takes Two to Tango”: The Religious and the Secular in Argentina’s Political Dance, 1860–1960,nfluence over public affairs, facing a state apparatus aimed at restricting it. In Argentina’s case, the competition for relevancy in the public arena, more than a struggle, can be likened to a dance. The Catholic point of view in the Argentine political scenario cannot be fully understood unless we

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,, in the Andean Sub-region: ,, Sexuality, and Reproduction in Bolivia’s and Ecuador’s Constituent Autions on questions about ., religion, sexuality, and reproduction. Particularly, the first part of the chapter addresses each country’s Constituent Assembly delegates’ discursive positioning with respect to the place of religion in the public sphere and to the principle of ., whereas the second par

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