Introductory notes

Rosi Braidotti, Bolette Blaagaard, Tobijn de Graauw, Eva Midden

1-13

Is there a crisis of "postsecularism" in Western Europe?

Tariq Modood

14-34

Reawakening enlightenment?

contesting religion and politics in European public discourse

Anders Berg-Sørensen

35-52

(pro)claiming tradition

the "Judeo-Christian" roots of Dutch society and the rise of conservative nationalism

53-76

Re-examining an ethics of citizenship in postsecular societies

Christoph Baumgartner

77-96

The eradication of transcendence

William Egginton

97-114

The unprecedented return of saint Paul in contemporary philosophy

Gregg Lambert

115-131

More proof, if proof were needed

spectacles of secular insistence, multicultural failure, and the contemporary laundering of racism

Alana Lentin, Gavan Titley

132-151

Remediating religion as everyday practice

postsecularism, postcolonialism, and digital culture

Koen Leurs, Sandra Ponzanesi

152-174

Mentality, fundamentality, and the colonial secular

or how real is real estate?

Pamela Klassen

175-194

Religious aspirations, public religion, and the secularity of pluralism

Patrick Eisenlohr

195-209

Towards a more inclusive feminism

defining feminism through faith

Eva Midden

210-227

Blasphemous feminist art

incarnate politics of identity in postsecular perspective

Anne-Marie Korté

228-248

Conclusion

the residual spirituality in critical theory

Rosi Braidotti

249-272