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1. Introduction

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Hensold, Julian, Kynes, Jordan, Öhlmann, Philipp, Rau, Vanessa, Schinagl, Rosa Coco, Taleb, Adela, Hensold, Julian, editor, Kynes, Jordan, editor, Öhlmann, Philipp, editor, Rau, Vanessa, editor, Schinagl, Rosa Coco, editor, and Taleb, Adela, editor

Published
2020
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3. Introduction

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Müller, Tobias, primary, Taleb, Adela, additional, and Moses, C. J. J., additional

Published
2022
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5. EUrope in focus: imperial formations in the fabric of the European Union

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Taleb, Adela

Subjects
colonialism, Islam in Europe, 100 Philosophie, Parapsychologie und Okkultismus, Psychologie, palimpsest, ddc:100, Brussels, European Union, space
Abstract

n the middle of the twentieth century, when the European Union (EU) started to take shape, numerous European colonies – many with a significant Muslim population – gained independence. These two moments in history need to be read in relation to each other when thinking about “Islam in Europe”. This paper engages in such a relational reading and shifts the analytical focus from “Islam” to “Europe”, exploring the ways “EUrope” manifests itself in the city of Brussels. By combining a spatialized analysis of the European Quarter with the conceptual lens of the “palimpsest”, I seek to offer a spatiotemporal framing that renders visible the material remains of imperial formations within the fabric of “EUrope”. The paper further explores how these often unmarked layers configure EU-space as “white” and Christian, and impact the ways Muslim bodies navigate within the EU-fabric and create counterspaces.

Published
2021

20. Hermeneutics of Modern Death: Science, Philosophy and the Brain Death Controversy in Orthodox Judaism

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Sarah Werren, University of Zurich, Hensold, Julian, Kynes, Jordan, Oehlmann, Philipp, Rau, Vanessa, Schinagl, Rosa, Taleb, Adela, and Werren, Sarah

Subjects
Psychoanalysis, 10277 Institute of Religious Studies, Philosophy, Acknowledgement, Dualism, 1200 General Arts and Humanities, Orthodox Judaism, Hermeneutics, 200 Religion, religion.religion, religion, Human being, 3300 General Social Sciences
Abstract

Brain death criteria is acknowledged by 80 countries worldwide as the death of a human being. Such acknowledgement has not gone without critical perspectives being voiced. Philosopher Hans Jonas (1903–1993), for example, who criticizes the brain death criteria as the modern version of the old mind-body dualism, names it today’s brain-body dualism.

Published
2020

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