IDENTITY POLITICS AND INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE IN POSTCOLONIAL ASIA WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON MALAYSIA
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| author | Bertille, Charles |
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| contents | <p><span>This paper explores the intersection of identity politics and interreligious dialogue in postcolonial Asia, focusing on Malaysia, where religion, ethnicity, and ethno-nationalism converge. Using postcolonialism and contextual theology, it examines how embedded power structures and state narratives shape engagement in plural societies. It highlights the Church’s role as animator-mediator in fostering dialogue, solidarity, and justice, emphasising<strong> </strong><u>hybridity</u> as a cultural and theological resource. The paper proposes a reimagined dialogue that transcends exclusivist boundaries through arts, culture, and <u>transformative encounters</u> at the margins.<em> </em></span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | IDENTITY POLITICS AND INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE IN POSTCOLONIAL ASIA WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON MALAYSIA Bertille, Charles Identity Politics Interreligious Dialogue Postcolonial Asia Malaysia <p><span>This paper explores the intersection of identity politics and interreligious dialogue in postcolonial Asia, focusing on Malaysia, where religion, ethnicity, and ethno-nationalism converge. Using postcolonialism and contextual theology, it examines how embedded power structures and state narratives shape engagement in plural societies. It highlights the Church’s role as animator-mediator in fostering dialogue, solidarity, and justice, emphasising<strong> </strong><u>hybridity</u> as a cultural and theological resource. The paper proposes a reimagined dialogue that transcends exclusivist boundaries through arts, culture, and <u>transformative encounters</u> at the margins.<em> </em></span></p> |
| title | IDENTITY POLITICS AND INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE IN POSTCOLONIAL ASIA WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON MALAYSIA |
| topic | Identity Politics Interreligious Dialogue Postcolonial Asia Malaysia |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18359007 |