Network identity and religious harmony: theoretical and methodological reflections.
In western tradition, identity has long been conceived of as something closed in itself, like a sphere or a globe. Samuel Huntington, for example, sees civilizations – or collective cultural identities – as closed units that are bound to clash as they meet. On the contrary, we conceive of identities...
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Vol 10 No 1 (2005)