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Kim, Timotheus Chang Whae
Workshop “Linked Open Citation Database (LOC-DB) Workshop”
Mannheim, 07.11.2017
timotheus.kim@uni-tuebingen.de
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4207 O artigo investiga a pertinência dos discursos religiosos para a construção da sociedade democrática. A contemporaneidade filosófica tem observado que as religiões podem contribuir para a realização do objetivo de fraternidade e solidariedade entre os cidadãos com distintas orientações axiológicas. A teoria do discurso de Jürgen Habermas analisa que as sociedades contemporâneas estão vivenciando o processo de pós-secularização e o ressurgimento das religiões na esfera pública. O filósofo alemão considera que as instituições religiosas têm o conteúdo normativo e a legitimidade que está ausente nas instituições políticas e nos atores políticos. As religiões mundiais se caracterizam pelas ações sociais e o incentivo à solidariedade aos seus fiéis. No nível pós-metafísico de fundamentação da forma política, os discursos religiosos podem motivar os cidadãos para a atitude comunicativa e o entendimento sobre as normas sociais que deverão reger a sociedade justa e inclusiva. Nesse sentido, a experiência de auto-esclarecimento das religiões sobre as suas doutrinas e princípios de fé poderá colaborar para o entendimento entre os cidadãos religiosos e não-religiosos. Por fim, a análise da experiência católica de autorreflexão sobre suas doutrinas e o relacionamento com as diversas religiões se tornou o exemplo de diálogo para as entidades religiosas no mundo secular.
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Kim, Timotheus Chang-Whae, Neue Wege der Katalogisierung. Der neue Index Theologicus im FID Theologie. Vortrag auf dem DHB-Workshop München 2017, http://slides.com/timotheuskim/neue-wege-der-katalogisierung-ixtheo
Kim, Timotheus Chang-Whae / Zumstein, Philipp, Mit Open Source die Aufsatzkatalogisierung reformieren. Vortrag auf dem Bibliothekartag 2017, https://opus4.kobv.de/opus4-bib-info/frontdoor/index/index/docId/2993
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