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11 Thinking About Laicity Today with Ferdinand Buisson
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Normand Baillargeon
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- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Foreword vii
- Introduction 1
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PART 1 / Things in Perspective
- 1 Putting Things in Perspective: The Many Varieties of Secularism 19
- 2 Beyond Defending Religious Symbols: The Desire to Put Quebec in Its Place 40
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PART 2 / Historical and Sociological Perspectives
- 3 Quebec: Under the Rule of Its Two Cities 71
- 4 The Difficult Search for a Quebec Model of Laicity 105
- 5 Some Muslim Quebec Women and Men Are in Favour of Bill 21 127
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PART 3 / Legal Perspectives
- 6 The Laicity of the State: The Cornerstone of Individual Civil and Political Rights 139
- 7 Arguments Relating to the Unconstitutionality of the Act Respecting the Laicity of the State: A Massive Rebuttal 163
- 8 Rights Guaranteed Equally to Both Sexes, the Notwithstanding Clause, and the Act Respecting the Laicity of the State: Overview and Contribution to the Debate from a Quebec Perspective 185
- 9 Laicity in the Light of Institutional Dialogue in Canada 206
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PART 4 / Educational Perspectives
- 10 The Medium Is the Message: There’s No Point Cluttering Educational Communication 237
- 11 Thinking About Laicity Today with Ferdinand Buisson 245
- 12 Secularism and the Symbolic: The Quebec School as a Place of Immanent Knowledge 263
- Conclusion: The Fate of Bill 21 in the Courts and in Public Opinion in English Canada 276
- List of Contributors 293
- Index 298
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Foreword vii
- Introduction 1
-
PART 1 / Things in Perspective
- 1 Putting Things in Perspective: The Many Varieties of Secularism 19
- 2 Beyond Defending Religious Symbols: The Desire to Put Quebec in Its Place 40
-
PART 2 / Historical and Sociological Perspectives
- 3 Quebec: Under the Rule of Its Two Cities 71
- 4 The Difficult Search for a Quebec Model of Laicity 105
- 5 Some Muslim Quebec Women and Men Are in Favour of Bill 21 127
-
PART 3 / Legal Perspectives
- 6 The Laicity of the State: The Cornerstone of Individual Civil and Political Rights 139
- 7 Arguments Relating to the Unconstitutionality of the Act Respecting the Laicity of the State: A Massive Rebuttal 163
- 8 Rights Guaranteed Equally to Both Sexes, the Notwithstanding Clause, and the Act Respecting the Laicity of the State: Overview and Contribution to the Debate from a Quebec Perspective 185
- 9 Laicity in the Light of Institutional Dialogue in Canada 206
-
PART 4 / Educational Perspectives
- 10 The Medium Is the Message: There’s No Point Cluttering Educational Communication 237
- 11 Thinking About Laicity Today with Ferdinand Buisson 245
- 12 Secularism and the Symbolic: The Quebec School as a Place of Immanent Knowledge 263
- Conclusion: The Fate of Bill 21 in the Courts and in Public Opinion in English Canada 276
- List of Contributors 293
- Index 298