Marginalizam u religiji, nauci, filozofiji i umetnosti (2025) (pp. 359-370)
AUTOR(I) / AUTHOR(S): George R. Wilke 
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DOI: 10.46793/841115.XXV.359W
SAŽETAK / ABSTRACT:
This article examines the value of pluralistic associative behaviour, focusing in parti- cular on diverse localities in which strong relationships between ordinary people of diffe- rent cultures and religions are treasured. To study these relationships requires an appre- ciation of the choices and experiences of marginal populations, and the article unfolds an interest in marginalist pluralism as a fact and as a source of value in individual lives, in communities and in the public sphere. The kind of scholarship necessary to increase pu- blic understanding of these marginal relationships draws on other sensitive, appreciative and reflective marginalisms. The article aims to show the limitations of current scholar- ship, and to encourage fresh enquiries which are sensitive to the challenges of engaging both community members for whom such relationships are highly valued and wider pu- blics whose interest and understanding is marked by wider cultural and political norms
KLJUČNE REČI / KEYWORDS:
intercultural relationships, interreligious relationships, local diversity, memory culture
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