Mittereligioossus Eestis: põlvkondlik vaade
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https://doi.org/10.23675/ua.v87i3.24654Märksõnad:
Templeton Foundationi grant „Understanding Unbelief in Estonia“, ETF grant „Eesti Keskkonnaliikumine 20. sajandil: ideoloogia, diskursid, praktikad“ (PRG908), EMP finantsmehhanismi Balti teaduskoostöö programm EMP340 „Kaasavad paigad ja teekonnad: jagatud lood ja tähendusloome“Kokkuvõte
Nonreligion in Estonia: generational approach
Based on the interviews with the nonreligious in Estonia – where religion has been marginal in the public sphere for almost 60 years – the article explores generational differences among the nonreligious in their attitudes and sets of ideas about (non)religion. According to the findings, the paper argues that there are two types of nonreligion: one that emerges from contact with religion and characterizes mainly the older generation, and another one that emerges from the lack of contact and characterizes mainly the middle-aged and younger generation. As (non)religion is often considered a combination of identities, beliefs, and practices, the article argues that a central element of Estonian nonreligion is the normativity of nonreligion in society. This perception defines not only general attitude, but also the spheres of religion and nonreligion, so both are understood primarily as different solutions to personal well-being.
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