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1. Conflicts in Interreligious Education

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Kraml, Martina, Sejdini, Zekirija, and Bauer, Nicole

Subjects
Interreligious learning, interreligious education, conflict studies, pedagogy of religion, religious diversity, Regional / International studies, Religion and beliefs, Sociology, Anthropology
Abstract

Whenever people from different cultural and religious backgrounds converge, it produces tension and ambivalence. This study delves into conflicts in interreligious educational processes in both theory and practice, presenting the results of empirical research conducted at schools and universities and formulating ground-breaking practical perspectives for interreligious collaboration in various religious-pedagogical settings.

Published
2022
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15. Forest Education as Contribution to Education for Environmental Citizenship and Non-Anthropocentric Perspectives

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Kowasch, Matthias, Oettel, Janine, Bauer, Nicole, and Lapin, Katharina

Abstract

Forest ecosystems play a fundamental role in mitigating global environmental changes. The development of environmentally sound behavior, and inter- and intragenerational equity can help counteract these global changes. One type of formal and non-formal environmental education is forest education, which aims to promote the achievement of sustainable development in forest-related ecosystems. We conducted an empirical study among forest educators in Austria, using a mixed-method approach, to investigate the potential of forest education to promote education for environmental citizenship. Our findings suggest that forest education and encounters with nature can lead to increased self-responsibility and contribute to critically reflect experience-based changes in behaviour. In conclusion, forest education is a useful tool for environmental citizenship education that contributes to improved understanding of forest ecosystems and non-anthropocentric perspectives for future development. However, forest education lacks funding, integration into formal education curricula, and the harmonization of framework conditions in non-formal education.

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2022
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32. Attitudes and Environmental Citizenship

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Bauer, Nicole, Megyesi, Boldizsár, Halbac-Cotoara-Zamfir, Rares, Halbac-Cotoara-Zamfir, Cristina, Mueller, Michael P., Series Editor, Tippins, Deborah J., Series Editor, Cooper, Caren, Editorial Board Member, Espinet, Mariona, Editorial Board Member, Greenwood, David, Editorial Board Member, McKinley, Elizabeth, Editorial Board Member, Pierce, Clayton, Editorial Board Member, Rivera Maulucci, Maria S, Editorial Board Member, Reis, Giuliano, Editorial Board Member, Stewart, Arthur J., Editorial Board Member, Hadjichambis, Andreas Ch., editor, Reis, Pedro, editor, Paraskeva-Hadjichambi, Demetra, editor, Činčera, Jan, editor, Boeve-de Pauw, Jelle, editor, Gericke, Niklas, editor, and Knippels, Marie-Christine, editor

Published
2020
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33. "The Girl Power of Christ Compels You!": Female Exorcists Past and Present.

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Bauer, Nicole M. and Doole, J. Andrew

Subjects
*RELIGIOUS identity, *WOMEN on television, *GENDER identity, *HAGIOGRAPHY, *DEMONOLOGY
Abstract

Exorcism is a man's job. Christian churches legislate on who can carry out an exorcism, and independent charismatic healers tend overwhelmingly to be men. Yet there are exceptions. Ancient Syriac hagiography includes accounts of female saints who can cast out and repel demons, and the early 2010s saw the rise of the so-called "teenage exorcists" in the USA, Brynne Larson and Tess and Savannah Scherkenback. In this article we examine the ancient stories of holy women casting out demons and the media reports and Brynne Larson's book on the ministry she and her friends carried out. We find that while female exorcists challenge the boundaries of gender in religious identity, they nonetheless reflect a form of idealized femininity in a man's world. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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40. Research Agenda – Biocities of the future

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Wilkes-Allemann, Jerylee, primary, van der Velde, Rene, additional, Kopp, Mira, additional, Bernasconi, Andreas, additional, Karaca, Elisabeth, additional, Coleman Brantschen, Evelyn, additional, Cepic, Slavica, additional, Tomicevic-Dubljevic, Jelena, additional, Bauer, Nicole, additional, Petit-Boix, Anna, additional, Cueva, Jessica, additional, Živojinović, Ivana, additional, Leipold, Sina, additional, and Saha, Somidh, additional

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2022
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50. Envisioning the future—Creating sustainable, healthy and resilient BioCities

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Wilkes-Allemann, Jerylee (author), Kopp, Mira (author), van der Velde, J.R.T. (author), Karaca, Elisabeth (author), Čepić, Slavica (author), Tomićević-Dubljević, Jelena (author), Bauer, Nicole (author), Petit-Boix, Anna (author), Brantschen, Evelyn Coleman (author), Wilkes-Allemann, Jerylee (author), Kopp, Mira (author), van der Velde, J.R.T. (author), Karaca, Elisabeth (author), Čepić, Slavica (author), Tomićević-Dubljević, Jelena (author), Bauer, Nicole (author), Petit-Boix, Anna (author), and Brantschen, Evelyn Coleman (author)

Abstract

Numerous challenges – from population increase to climate change – threaten the sustainable development of cities and call for a fundamental change of urban development and green-blue resource management. Urban forests are vital in this transition, as they provide various ecosystem services and allow to re-shape and re-think cities. Based on a Europe-wide community effort with diverse experts centered around urban forests and urban greening, we propose five key research fields to generate the knowledge required to unlock fundamental changes in urban development and green-blue resource management: circular bioeconomy, climate resilience, governance, social and human environment, and biodiversity. To support the design of greener, cooler, more inclusive and resilient cities, all these research fields require inter- and transdisciplinary collaboration, engaging stakeholders in transforming urban engagement and functioning. We summarise main inter-, trans- and multi-disciplinary research paths for each field and the cross-cutting knowledge areas that can help to address the challenges many cities face (e.g., modelling and assessment of the urban microclimate). For transforming cities further knowledge is needed on e.g., urban innovation, transition, participation, and more. Finally, we address how the identified research gaps can be implemented (e.g., international coordinated research effort, interdisciplinary networks)., Landscape Architecture

Published
2023
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