Examples of using Secularization in English and their translations into Romanian
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During the 1920s secularization extended into popular culture
similar events in many other countries also were expressions of secularization.[7].
On one hand, there is fear of an Islam that in time could challenge Europe's current secularization.
Secularization has many levels of meaning, both as a theory and as a historical process.
cultural élites promote secularization to enhance their own status and influence.
Secularization of the monasteries, which took place in the time of Alexander Cuza,
The secularization of Turkey started in the society during the last years of Ottoman Empire
When discussing religion, secularization can only be used unambiguously to refer to religion in a generic sense.
Some theorists[which?] argue that the secularization of modern civilization partly results from our inability to adapt broad ethical
basing his stance on the 1905 law that created the secularization of French society
As studied by sociologists, one of the major themes of secularization is that of"differentiation"- i.e., the tendency for areas of life to become more distinct and specialized as a society becomes modernized.
However, the valley is a religiously conservative region which was particularly hard-hit by President Karimov's secularization legislation in Uzbekistan, together with his
Finally, some claim that demographic forces offset the process of secularization, and may do so to such an extent that individuals can consistently drift away from religion even as society becomes more religious.
the refusal we are talking about also has to do with a pressure of secularization, which in the case of the newcomers is more difficult to apply,
marked by secularization, uncertainty and a lack of mobilizing ideals,
The secularization thesis expresses to the idea that as societies progress, particularly through modernization and rationalization, religious authority diminishes in all aspects of social life and governance.[2] The term"secularization" may also occur in the context of the lifting of monastic restrictions from a member of the clergy.[3].
Still another form of secularization refers to the act of Prince-Bishops
Secularization is sometimes credited both to the cultural shifts in society following the emergence of rationality
in the new context of the secularization and globalization of the human society in general,
While criticizing certain aspects of the traditional sociological theory of secularization, however, David Martin argues that the concept of social differentiation has been its"most useful element".[13].