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Débats autour de la sécularisation, la "guerre des genres'' et le clivage entre qualitatif et quantitatif

Jörg Stolz

University of Lousanne, Switzerland, joerg.stolz{at}unil.ch

The three papers by Pollack, Woodhead and Lamine each make an original contribution to the state of the art: Pollack introduces and tests individualization theory against secularization and market theory; Woodhead suggests a ``gendered'' secularization theory and Lamine points to the complexities of micro-believing. The author assesses strengths and weaknesses of these approaches. Interestingly, the three authors may be seen as representing three very different and partially conflicting paradigms of thinking about religion and secularization in modern societies. The author discusses the possibilities of integrating the paradigms.

Key Words: individualisation • sécularisation • perspective de genre

Social Compass, Vol. 55, No. 2, 194-202 (2008)
DOI: 10.1177/0037768607089739
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