Multiple constellations of belonging throughout history and geographical location

What is it about?

A comparison of five chapters about different dimensions of pluralisation. The selected cases and approaches show first the broadening of the range of ways in which participants engage with religion. The mere multiplication of practices used in communicating with the divine, as well as the media used in such activities, need not imply the criticism of existing forms, need not imply crises or even conversion, but opens up the possibility of individual selection on the basis of inclinations or preferences.

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Why is it important?

When established forms of coexistence begin to erode, and many people are forced to move to other geographical regions and adapt to new social environments, the need for navigation of multiple contexts and belongings shapes not only a person’s behaviour and practice, but has impacts on the perception of the self.