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European exceptionalism: a standalone construct

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Sociology of religion

Davie's argument that Europe's low religious participation is the exception among world regions, not the model of secularization others will follow.

In sociology of religion, European exceptionalism refers to Davie's argument that Europe's low religious participation is the exception among world regions, not the model of secularization others will follow. This meaning comes from Davie (2002) in Europe, the exceptional case.[1]

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References

Davie, G. (2002). Europe, the exceptional case. Darton, Longman & Todd. ISBN 9780232524253

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