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Rydving/Olsson (eds.): Religion, Law, and Justice
Seven Essays
The relations between religions and laws, whether the latter are based on religious or secular principles, vary between cultures and have changed through history. ...
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The book has been edited by Håkan Rydving, Professor of the History of Religions at the University of Bergen, Norway, and Stefan Olsson, Senior Lecturer in Religious Studies at the University of Umeå, Sweden.
Contents
Preface
Håkan Rydving & Stefan Olsson
Contributors
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Håkan Rydving
The Symbolic Function of the Law in Ezra 9-10
Kristin Joachimsen
How Things Make Monks Objects and artifacts in the Pachomian rules
Ingvild Sælid Gilhus
God, King, and Church The king as divinely elected in Norwegian law and rhetoric from the early modem period to the late nineteenth century
Gina Dahl
"Islamic Order". Semeiotics and pragmatism in the Muslim Brotherhood
Ulrika Mårtensson
Family Law, Female Citizenship and State Formation in Arab States. Pre-2011 conditions and post-2011 reflections on political transitions
Rania Maktabi
The Right to be Exempted. A discussion of the relationship between religion, law and education in Norwegian public schools
Marie von der Lippe
Religion and Law
Stefan Olsson
Institute for Comparative Research in Human Culture (IFSK), Series B: 166
ISBN 978-82-7099-912-5, 170 pp., hardcover
Format: 17x24 cm, weight 0,6 kg, year of publication 2018, language: English
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