Comparative Secularisms in a Global Age 2010
DOI: 10.1057/9780230106703_4
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The Evolution of Secularism in France: Between Two Civil Religions

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“…Many critics of the law argued against it in the name of a different, non-exclusive, more liberal laïcité: the dissenters interpreted the law as a sign of the restoration of a specific version of laïcité, close to the heritage of the Jacobin Republic. Some saw it, relatedly, as a relapse from a pacified, liberal laïcité into its precursor, the so-called laïcité de combat (e.g., Baubérot 2004aBaubérot , 2010. 4 International critics have explained the law as a digression from or misinterpretation of the defensible, perhaps even crucial principle of secularism or laïcité.…”
Section: Transit IImentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Many critics of the law argued against it in the name of a different, non-exclusive, more liberal laïcité: the dissenters interpreted the law as a sign of the restoration of a specific version of laïcité, close to the heritage of the Jacobin Republic. Some saw it, relatedly, as a relapse from a pacified, liberal laïcité into its precursor, the so-called laïcité de combat (e.g., Baubérot 2004aBaubérot , 2010. 4 International critics have explained the law as a digression from or misinterpretation of the defensible, perhaps even crucial principle of secularism or laïcité.…”
Section: Transit IImentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, the French practices of religious governance that do exist have been criticised for not being liberal enough, as they are the legacies of a-liberal or pre-liberal policy traditions and intellectual motives -for example, Rousseauian civil religion (Laborde 2002;Baubérot 2010); the policy tradition of gallicanisme (support-andcontrol of religion) (Bowen 2007b); a combined 'ideological obsession with the religious' and 'a fascination for the monarchy' (Roy 2005: 63). The basic problem for all of these critics is the (neo-)Republican focus on civic unity and, basically, a deficiency in the recognition of the fact of moral and religious pluralism.…”
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“…Sobre las corrientes galicanas: Di Stefano, 2004; 12 Una apretada síntesis del modelo teórico en: Baubérot, 2010. En relación con el caso argentino: Di Stefano, 2011a.…”
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