Moving from Religious Studies to Social Justice and Politics
Hugh Gash
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Abstract
Open peer commentary on the article “A Proposal for Personalised and Relational Qualitative Religious Studies Methodology” by Philip Baron. Abstract: Baron outlines the need and advantages of a second-order approach to religious studies. Values and mutual respect can be assumed in research but may be in short supply in social and political domains. This presents a challenge for educators and for society.
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Gash H. (2019) Moving from religious studies to social justice and politics. Constructivist Foundations 15(1): 39–40. https://constructivist.info/15/1/039
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