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SUMMARY:IAHR congress ||| Response
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DESCRIPTION:Response and commentary \nby Alex Cuffel (CERES) to the paneli
 sts of panel Equilibrium - Violence - Entanglement: Interaction between mi
 nority and majority religious communities in the Middle Ages\nPanel Chair:
  Dorothea Weltecke (former KHK research fellow)\nReligious affiliation and
  identity has to be repeatedly negotiated\, defined\, and chosen. The exte
 rnal borders of religions are repeatedly redetermined and penetrated.. Fre
 quently\, quantitativerelationships between religious groups are incongrue
 nt with prevailing power relationships. Followers of dominant religions co
 ntinueto quite often be numerically inferior so that nondominant religious
  communitieshave had to take on subordinate positions. This process has di
 rect consequences for\, on the one hand\, social\, economic\, and cultural
  development and\, on the other hand\, the development of religious doctri
 nes and convictions themselves. Notrarely\, and across a broad societal sp
 ectrum\, religious minorities have seen themselves subjected to persecutio
 n\, violence\, or exclusion. Models explaining religious violence need the
 oretical and methodological refinement. This panel will deal with these as
 pects of interaction between majority and minority religious communities b
 y selecting case studies from diverse cultural milieus ranging from mediev
 al Anatolia to South Asia.\n(Panel 25-106 | 122)
URL:https://ceres.rub.de/en/events/iahrresponse2508_11/
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