The Secular Sacred

<div><div><p>1. Emotional Entanglements of Sacrality and Secularity: Engaging the Paradox; Markus Balkenhol, Ernst van den Hemel, Irene Stengs. - Part 1. Culture.- 2.&nbsp;The Boomerang Effect of Culturalized Religion: Nativist Affect Vs. Non-Consensus-Based Collaboration; Ernst van den Hemel.- 3.&nbsp;“We” and “The Others” as Constituents of Symbolic Politics: On the Populist Exploitation of Long-lasting Nationalist Sentiments and Resentments Regardings Citizenship in Germany;&nbsp;Irene Götz.- Part 2. Public Sphere.- Spatial Piety: Shia Religious Processions and the Politics of Contestations of Public Spaces in Northern Nigeria;&nbsp;Murtala Ibrahim.- 4.&nbsp;&nbsp;Religion, Aesthetics, and Hurt Sentiment: On the Visibility and Erasure of a Muslim Minority in Hindu India;&nbsp;Stefan Binder.- Part 3. Tolerance.- 5.&nbsp;"Homo Sanctus": Religious Contestations and the Sanctification of Human Rights in Vietnam;&nbsp;Oscar Salemink.- 6.&nbsp;Secularist Nativism: National Identity and the Religious Other in the Netherlands;&nbsp;Jan Willem Duyvendak.- 7. Dutch Tolerance in Black and White;&nbsp;Alex van Stipriaan.- Part 4. Images.- 8.&nbsp;Worshipers and Iconoclasts: Clashes about Colonial Statues in the Netherlands;&nbsp;Markus Balkenhol.- 9.&nbsp;Rooted in the Sacred? On Mark Rothko, Tears Flowing, and&nbsp;Enargeia;&nbsp;Herman Roodenburg.- Part 5. Bodies.- 10.&nbsp;Disgust and Difference: Conflicting Sensations of the Sacred;&nbsp;Jojada Verrips.- 11.&nbsp;&nbsp;Samba Struggles: Carnival Parades, Race and Religious Nationalism in Brazil;&nbsp;Martijn Oosterbaan and Adriano Santos Godoy.- 12.&nbsp;United in Competitive Mourning. Commemorative Spectacle in Tribute to King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand; Irene Stengs.- Epilogue; Birgit Meyer.</p></div></div><p></p>