Between Utopia and Autobiography:

Williams, Katarzyna Kwapisz

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“…it follows from the nature of beliefs that a conflict presents a problem, since conflicting beliefs cannot both be true, and the aim of beliefs is to be true" [ 551. Williams goes on to remark that "A rational man in this respect is one who (no doubt among other things) so conducts himself that this aim is likely to be realised" [56]. But the principle of consistency, in itself, is uninformative about what is involved in such conduct.…”

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Peter Gardner on Religious Upbringing and the Liberal Ideal of Religious Autonomy

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Peter Gardner on Religious Upbringing and the Liberal Ideal of Religious Autonomy

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1990

J Philosophy of Education

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Migrating People, Migrating Data: Digital Approaches to Migrant Heritage

Arthur

Ensor

Faassen

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Migrants all over the world have left multiple traces in different countries, and this cultural heritage is of growing interest to researchers and to the migrant communities themselves. Cultural heritage institutions, however, have dwindling funds and resources to meet the demand for the heritage of immigrant communities to be protected. In this article we propose that the key to bridging this gap is to be found in new possibilities that are opened up if resources are linked to enable digital exploration of archival records and collections. In particular, we focus on the value of building a composite and distributed resource around migrants' life courses. If this approach is used and dispersed collections held by heritage institutions can be linked, migrant communities can have access to detailed information about their families and researchers to a wealth of data-serial and qualitative-for sophisticated and innovative research. Not only does the scattered data become more usable and manageable, it becomes more visible and coherent; patterns can be discovered that were not apparent before. We use the Dutch-Australian collaborative project "Migrant: Mobilities and Connection" as an example and case study of this life course-centered methodology and propose that this may develop into a migration heritage template for migrants worldwide.Global migration is one of the defining characteristics of the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. As Alexander Betts noted in 2015, "There is greater human mobility than ever before. In 1970, there were 70 million international migrants; today there are well over 200 million" (Betts 2015). With globalization, the opportunity and

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Between Utopia and Autobiography:

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Peter Gardner on Religious Upbringing and the Liberal Ideal of Religious Autonomy

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