The Journal of the Institute for the Humanities at Simon Fraser University is dedicated to the exploration of the critical perspectives that relate social concerns to the cultural and historical legacy of the Humanities. The Journal seeks to publish articles that contribute reflective and critical points of view on the conflicts and contentious issues of our time.

Volume IV / Spring 2009

Table of Contents

Articles

Deferring to Difference, Cultivating the Civil Commons, Honouring Humanity: What’s the Left-Universalist to Do?
Ato Sekyi-Otu
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Religion and Citizenship from a European Perspective
Thomas Halik
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Toward the Global City: Monument, Machine, and Network.
Marcel Hénaff
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Religion and Citizenship: Multiple identities in the modern world
Eva Schubert
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Being as Being: A Phenomenology of Citizenship Amid the Crisis of Modern Nihilism
Evan Smith
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Making Sense of Religious Dialogue
Andrew Bingham
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Citizenship and the Voluntary Sector
Amanda Cawston
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Liberal Governance, Multiculturalism, and the Making of Ethnocultural Identities in Canada
Stephen Fielding
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Woodsquat: A Public for Citizens
Susan Pell
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The Philosophy of Care: Examining the Relationship between Citizenship, Gender Equality, and Care-giving Roles in Canadian Society
Brianna Turner
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Climate Science, Economic Tropes, and Cultural Inertia
Patrick Belanger
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Beyond Belief: The Modern Denial of Irrational Thought
Cameron Clark
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Thinking through Philosophy: Alain Badiou and the Event of Transitory Citizenship
Nicholas Hauck
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Seeing Life through Bicultural Frames: Real-life Primes for Bicultural Frame Switching
Stacey Fitzsimmons
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Remembering
Bethany Koepke
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The Compromise of Canadian Multiculturalism Policy: Group Rights Versus Women’s Rights
Sacha Ludgate
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Diversity and Urban Citizenship in Canadian Cities
Narcisa Medianu
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