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Migration and traces of religious architecture in European urban areas: perceptions of youths ; part 2, First results from three research sites

Migration und Spuren religiöser Architektur in europäischen Großstädten: Wahrnehmungen Jugendlicher ; T. 2, Erste Resultate aus drei Forschungsstandorten
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Hintze, Benjamin
Vassenden, Anders
Hewitt, Roger
Skiftou, Vicky

Abstract

'Die Autoren beschreiben die drei Forschungsstandorte des 'The Architecture of Contemporary Religious Transmission'-Projektes: Hamburg-St. Georg, Alt-Oslo/ Grönland und Finsbury Park, London. Hier führten sie ca. 50 Interviews sowohl mit religiösen - christlichen und muslimischen - als auch mit nich... view more

'Die Autoren beschreiben die drei Forschungsstandorte des 'The Architecture of Contemporary Religious Transmission'-Projektes: Hamburg-St. Georg, Alt-Oslo/ Grönland und Finsbury Park, London. Hier führten sie ca. 50 Interviews sowohl mit religiösen - christlichen und muslimischen - als auch mit nicht-religiösen jungen Erwachsenen durch. Alle drei urbanen Räume sind stark von Migration und der durch sie mitgebrachten Religionen geprägt. In diese lokalen Kontexte betten die Autoren erste Forschungsergebnisse aus drei Forschungsstandorten ein. Der Teil über Hamburg-St. Georg behandelt eine Moschee als Bildungsstandort und Ort, an dem islamisches Wissen übertragen wird. Die Projektpartner in Alt-Oslo/ Grönland begegnen dem Phänomen der Ethnizität/ Rasse als Mediator und sichtbare Kennzeichnung von Religiosität. Sowohl junge Muslime als auch junge Christen formulieren ihre Narrationen in einer Sprache der Individualität. In Finsbury Park sind die Autoren einer dialogischen Auseinandersetzung der jugendlichen Muslime mit ihrem Glauben und einer Neubewertung des Materialismus bei zugewanderten pentekostalen Christen auf der Spur.' (Autorenreferat)... view less


'The authors describe their respective research sites in Hamburg-St. Georg, Old Oslo/ Gronland and the Finsbury Park area of London as part of the 'The Architecture of Contemporary Religious Transmission' project. In these sites they conducted approx. 50 interviews with religious - both Christian an... view more

'The authors describe their respective research sites in Hamburg-St. Georg, Old Oslo/ Gronland and the Finsbury Park area of London as part of the 'The Architecture of Contemporary Religious Transmission' project. In these sites they conducted approx. 50 interviews with religious - both Christian and Muslim - and non-religious youth. All three areas have been strongly influenced by migration and the religions it has introduced to these urban areas. In this context the authors embeded preliminary findings from each site. The section on Hamburg-St. Georg deals with a mosque as a space of education and venue of transmission of Islamic knowledge among Muslim youth leading to the objectification of Islam. The project partner researching in Old Oslo/ Gronland encounters the phenomenon of ethinicity/ race as mediator and ocular signifier of religiosity and how both Muslim and Christian youth frame their narratives on religion in a language of individualism. In Finsbury Park the authors find new dialogic engagements with faith amongst Muslim youth and the visibility of re-evaluated materialism amongst migrant and pentecostal Christians.' (author's abstract)|... view less

Keywords
Denmark; Federal Republic of Germany; Hamburg; social space; Christian; adolescent; international comparison; young adult; religiousness; Muslim; migration; Great Britain; immigration

Classification
Migration, Sociology of Migration
Sociology of the Youth, Sociology of Childhood
Sociology of Religion

Method
qualitative empirical; empirical; quantitative empirical

Document language
English

Publication Year
2008

Page/Pages
p. 385-400

Journal
Diskurs Kindheits- und Jugendforschung / Discourse. Journal of Childhood and Adolescence Research, 3 (2008) 4

ISSN
1862-5002

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0


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