There is No<i>Sacrum</i>in it Any More: Revisiting Formalist Statehood and Religious/Civic Education on Baltic–Barents Borders

Strandbrink, Peter

doi:10.1080/09637494.2013.855476

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“…19. For a richer discussion of the scientistic approach across the TRATEBBB cases, compare with Strandbrink (2013). 20.…”

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Fair and cloudy weathers of tolerance in civic and religious education in northern Europe

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2014

Education, Citizenship and Social

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This article investigates the normative logic and orientation of civic and religious education in seven countries in northern Europe. One main underlying argument is that public schooling must be generically regarded as a heavy functional contributor to the 'soft' normative reproduction and validation of certain ethical and cultural identities. In the article, the rhetorical goals of neutralism and tolerance in current European political-educational thought are measured against empirical modes and practices of education. A parochialism-cosmopolitanism conceptual dichotomy is constructed and used as a main analytical guide, which allows for a number of critical conclusions to be made on the production of normative statehood through education in contemporary 'post-normative' Europe. The ultimate ambition of the text is thus to contribute to shedding new light on the interpretation and enactment of value diversity in these seven educational settings and interculturalising societies.

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“…19. For a richer discussion of the scientistic approach across the TRATEBBB cases, compare with Strandbrink (2013). 20.…”

Section: Account Of Hongmentioning

confidence: 99%