Religious pluralism and the Nigerian state
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Religious pluralism and the Nigerian state
（Monographs in international studies, Africa series ; no. 66）（Religions of Africa, v. 2）
Ohio University Center for International Studies, c1997
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"Published in association with Religions of Africa, a series of the African Association for the Study of Religions."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 259-292) and index
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内容説明
In the case of Nigeria, scholarship on religious politics has not adequately taken into account the pluralistic context and the idealistic pretensions of the state that inhibit the possibility of forging an enduring civic amity among Nigeria's diverse groups. Ilesanmi proposes a new philosophy or model of religio-political interaction, which he calls dialogic politics. Dialogic politics celebrates pluralism and suggests that religious institutions he construed as mediating structures functioning as buffers between individual citizens in search of existential meaning and cultural identity and the impersonal state, which tends to gravitate toward instrumental objectives. Ilesanmi's study offers a fresh perspective on the complex relations between political attitudes and religious convictions.
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