Gender, secularities and religiosities in knowledge production, activism and everyday life

Description

Gender Talks Roundtable
During the last two decades, religious practices and belongings have gained increased visibility on a global scale. The concept of secularity, as well as the relationship between secularity and religion, have become object of intense interdisciplinary and international debates. While the secular and the religious have previously had a marginalized position within the academic field of gender studies, we can now observe a growing interest for religion and spirituality within academic and activist feminisms. Within this frame panelists will elaborate on multi-perspective (post-)secularity research and theorization in a number of case studies.

Period	16-Jan-2024
Held at	University of Vienna, Austria
Degree of Recognition	International