Unveiling the Politics of Presence in the Twenty First Century: A Journey into Discourses of Identity and Belonging

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In the ever-changing landscape of the 21st century, where globalization and technology have interconnected the world like never before, the concept of presence has become more multifaceted and contested than ever. The Politics of Presence in the Twenty First Century delves into the complex and evolving discourses of identity and belonging, exploring how these discourses shape our understanding of ourselves and our place in the world.

Drawing upon a wealth of interdisciplinary research, the authors critically examine the ways in which identity politics, social movements, and the rise of social media have transformed the politics of presence. They analyze how marginalized communities are using their presence to challenge dominant narratives and demand recognition and inclusion.

African Pentecostals in Catholic Europe: The Politics of Presence in the Twenty-First Century

by Philip Jenkins

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Language	:	English
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Print length	:	187 pages

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This groundbreaking work highlights the complexities of intersectionality, the interplay between multiple identities and oppressions. It argues for a more nuanced understanding of belonging, one that embraces diversity and fosters inclusive societies.