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5-0730 TIDEMARKS OF SECULARISM: RELIGION AND THE OTHER
Saturday, November 19, 2011: 13:45-15:30

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

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Organizers:  Mary-Lee Mulholland (Mount Royal University)
Chairs:  Mary-Lee Mulholland (Mount Royal University)
13:45
Counter-Individuating the Self: Secular Enclosure and the New Muslim Ethos In Turkey
Selim Karlitekin (Graduate Center CUNY)
14:00
Claiming Moral Ground: Religion and the Politics of Immigration In New Mexico
Aimee V Garza (University of California at Santa Cruz)
14:15
American Muslims and Multiculturalism: Calls for Secular Americanism In An Era Ofhypervisibility
Nazia H. Kazi (Graduate Center at the City University of New York)
14:30
Shamanic Practice Among Manzu Women and 60 Years of Secularizing State Interventions
Lorne T Holyoak (CASCA)
14:45
The Culture of Secularism and the Power of Exclusion: The Unlikely Parallel of the Religious Right with the New Age Left
Carie Little Hersh (UNC - Chapel Hill)
15:00
From "Jacobite" to "Aramean": Ethnicizing Syriac Christianity within Dutch Secularity
Sarah A Bakker (University of California at Santa Cruz)
15:15
Secularizing the Other: Religiously Affiliated Immigrant Settlement Agencies In Western Canada
Mary-Lee Mulholland (Mount Royal University)
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