Transforming Urban Sacred Places in Poland and Germany

Dr. Maciej Kowalewski; Dr. Anna Malgorzata Królikowska

doi:10.5771/9783845278728

Summary

Wo treffen sich Säkularisierung und Migration in der Transition heiliger Räume und Plätze in Städten?

Die Autoren dieses Buches untersuchen Änderungen in urbanen Sakralräumen in Polen und Deutschland. Die Studien präsentieren die Beziehung zwischen Religionen und säkularer Gesellschaft in beiden Ländern aus verschiedenen Disziplinen und mit unterschiedlichen städtebaulichen Maßstäben.

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Edition: 1/2016
Copyright Year: 2016
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-3539-6
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-7872-8
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Language: English
Pages: 224
Product Type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 3
Preface No access Pages 5 - 12
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  1. Perceiving Sacrum No access
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  2. Sacredness and City. Conflicts, Coexistence, Negotiations No access
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  3. State vs. Religion and Religious Practices: The Politics of Sacred Spaces No access
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  4. Politics of Memory No access
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  5. Conclusion No access
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  1. Introduction No access
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  2. Geography of Religion – Review of the Works No access
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  3. Geography and Religion – Possible Relationships and Contexts No access
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  4. Conclusions No access
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  1. Introduction No access
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  2. Struggles with the Past No access
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  3. Figure One: The Nowa Huta Cross No access
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  4. Second Figure: The Nowa Huta Ark No access
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  5. Recapitulation: Solidarity Monument No access
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  1. Introduction No access
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  2. St. Maximilian’s Hill Quarter against the Historical Background of the City and its Demographic and Denominational Structure No access
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  3. Architectural Sacralisation No access
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  4. Linguistic Sacralisation No access
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  5. Temporal and Temporary Sacralisation No access
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  6. Conclusion No access
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  1. Introduction No access
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  2. Military Cemeteries as Places of Memory No access
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  3. Burial Places of the World War I in Łódź Region No access
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  4. The Situation of Cemeteries after the War No access
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  5. Present Day No access
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  1. Introduction: On the Need for Anchors in the Ocean of Contingencies No access
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  2. Theoretical and Methodological Foundations No access
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    1. Church Spaces as Spaces of Varied Significance: between Architecture and House of Worship No access
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  4. Church Spaces as Media of Collective Memory No access
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  5. Church Spaces as Emotional Places No access
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  6. On the Interpretation of the Church Space as Hybrid Actor No access
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  7. Conclusion and Outlook No access
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  2. The German-Polish Borderland: Adjoining Desacralised and Resacralised Spaces? No access
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  3. Place of Reconciliation – the St. Mary’s Church in Chojna No access
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  4. Place of Togetherness – the Main and City Church in Gubin No access
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  5. Place of Community – the St. Mary’s Church in Frankfurt-upon-Oder No access
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  6. Place of Ecumenism – the Church of Peace in Frankfurt-upon-Oder No access
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  1. Preface No access
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  2. Legal Base No access
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  3. The Religious Side of Wrocław and Berlin No access
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  4. Multiculturalism of Wrocław and Berlin No access
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  5. The Four Religions District No access
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  6. The House of One No access
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  7. Where Tradition and Postmodernity Meet No access
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  8. Spiritual Wrocław No access
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  2. Urban Public Space – Definition Contexts No access
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  3. Religious Practices – Theoretical Context No access
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  4. Digression on Polish Religiousness No access
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  5. Methodological Remarks No access
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  6. Religious Practices in Urban Public Space No access
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  7. Conclusions: Social and Cultural Meaning of Religious Practices in Urban Public Space No access
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  1. Approaching the Phenomenon of “Love Bridges” No access
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  2. Symbolism – Pseudo-Religious Signs of Eternal Love No access
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  3. Ritual – the Life-organising Power of Dynamic No access
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  4. Place as a Medium of Social Values – Love Bridges as Postmodern Sanctuaries? No access
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  2. The Sacrum in the Urban Space No access
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  3. The History of Shrines in Warsaw No access
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  4. Typology of Shrines in Warsaw No access
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  5. Shrines in Grochów No access
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