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Sociology of religion

the core of secularization theory as Casanova defines it: the separation of secular spheres such as state, economy and science from religious institutions and norms.

In sociology of religion, differentiation thesis refers to the core of secularization theory as Casanova defines it: the separation of secular spheres such as state, economy and science from religious institutions and norms. This meaning comes from Casanova (1994) in Public religions in the modern world.[1]

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References

Casanova, J. (1994). Public religions in the modern world. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226095356

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