D Lengauer
Biographic Data
| ID | 32195 |
|---|---|
| NAME | D Lengauer |
| GIVEN NAMES | D |
| FAMILY NAME | Lengauer |
| SIGNATURE | LENGAUER D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Social Anthropology Austrian Academy of Sciences Vienna Austria |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6189-9078 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Searching for an ‘Authentic Encounter’: Exploring New Conceptualisations of Pluralism in Indonesia
By attending to the conceptualisations of interfaith student and youth groups in Bandung, Indonesia, in response to state ideologies and regulatory policies, this article examines new approaches to the concept of pluralism – approaches that recognise the affective economies of how people construe and deal with difference. Conceptualisations of ‘authentic encounter’ not only pose a direct critique to the dividing effects of the legal codification …
Peacemaker: Cultivating Pluralist Dispositions among Bandung’s Peace Communities Online and Offline
In Indonesia, the national motto of ‘unity in diversity’ is challenged, not least by a hardening of religious identities, coupled with rising levels of religious intolerance. In addition to established proponents of religious pluralism, groups of activists strive to sow the seeds of peace among the tech-savvy generation of young urbanites. By adopting the concept of ‘technology of the community’, I analyze the online and offline practices of peac…
A genealogy of komunitas: Varieties of social formation and their signification in Bandung, Indonesia
Bandung is bustling with the activities of young people organised in komunitas . These social formations display a striking variety in terms of size, coherence, activity, mediatisation, institutional background, internal hierarchies, gender and age composition. Despite this heterogeneity, they capitalise on similar values, like peer solidarity, creativity or friendship. By attending to the formation of specific groups—so called komunitas perdamai…
Sharing semangat taqwa: Social media and digital Islamic socialities in Bandung
Bandung is home to numerous groups or so called komunitas who effectively seize emerging social spaces evolving from the interplay between urban and technological development and the increased use of social media in all spheres of everyday life, including religious practice. Based on ethnographic online and offline research among Muslim groups, this article enquires into contemporary expressions of piety (taqwa) and the formation of pious Muslims…
A genealogy of komunitas: Varieties of social formation and their signification in Bandung, Indonesia
Bandung is bustling with the activities of young people organised in komunitas . These social formations display a striking variety in terms of size, coherence, activity, mediatisation, institutional background, internal hierarchies, gender and age composition. Despite this heterogeneity, they capitalise on similar values, like peer solidarity, creativity or friendship. By attending to the formation of specific groups—so called komunitas perdamai…
Sharing semangat taqwa: Social media and digital Islamic socialities in Bandung
Bandung is home to numerous groups or so called komunitas who effectively seize emerging social spaces evolving from the interplay between urban and technological development and the increased use of social media in all spheres of everyday life, including religious practice. Based on ethnographic online and offline research among Muslim groups, this article enquires into contemporary expressions of piety (taqwa) and the formation of pious Muslims…
A genealogy of komunitas: Varieties of social formation and their signification in Bandung, Indonesia
Bandung is bustling with the activities of young people organised in komunitas . These social formations display a striking variety in terms of size, coherence, activity, mediatisation, institutional background, internal hierarchies, gender and age composition. Despite this heterogeneity, they capitalise on similar values, like peer solidarity, creativity or friendship. By attending to the formation of specific groups—so called komunitas perdamai…
Peacemaker: Cultivating Pluralist Dispositions among Bandung’s Peace Communities Online and Offline
In Indonesia, the national motto of ‘unity in diversity’ is challenged, not least by a hardening of religious identities, coupled with rising levels of religious intolerance. In addition to established proponents of religious pluralism, groups of activists strive to sow the seeds of peace among the tech-savvy generation of young urbanites. By adopting the concept of ‘technology of the community’, I analyze the online and offline practices of peac…
Searching for an ‘Authentic Encounter’: Exploring New Conceptualisations of Pluralism in Indonesia
By attending to the conceptualisations of interfaith student and youth groups in Bandung, Indonesia, in response to state ideologies and regulatory policies, this article examines new approaches to the concept of pluralism – approaches that recognise the affective economies of how people construe and deal with difference. Conceptualisations of ‘authentic encounter’ not only pose a direct critique to the dividing effects of the legal codification …
Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Asian Studies and History (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Ethnography (2 works) · Ideology (2 works) · Online and offline (2 works)