Religions de l’Asie septentrionale

Lasie Jumps the Gate

The beneets of the eeective creation of Information Extraction (IE) in the last ten years, driven by the ARPA TIPSTER programme and the associated MUC evaluations, have been enormous, but it must now be time to ask what research issues face the systems we have built and what we should do next. We suggest that there are two classes of important research issues: those requiring detailed comparati...

Archives de sciences sociales des religions, 130 | 2006

Archives de sciences sociales des religions, 109 | 2009

A process of secularisation can be observed in all European countries: church membershipdeclines and religious institutions lose their monopoly. This is strongest among Dutchyoungsters, but it does not automatically lead to a loss of religion. Instead it is a process ofindividualisation of religion. Youngsters nowadays construct a personal framework of meaningby choosing from av...

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Religions / Adyān

s of the articles in Arabic Sources of Tolerance and Intolerance in Islam by Ibrahim Kalin Healing Interreligious Relationships by Leo Lefebure Disagreeing to Agree: A Christian Response to A Common Word by James Cutsinger Religious Diversity and Harmonious Living: The Indian Story and Challenge by Michael Amaladoss Jews and Muslims: Why They Have More in Common than They Realize by Robert Eise...