(Re)thinking the role of religion in Social and Humanitarian Action. Preaching in a Transnational Approach: Middle East (19th-21rst centuries)

By adopting a broad definition of preaching — understood as a device aimed at “(re)making people believe,” embodied in the presence of an individual or a group within a given territory in order to form or strengthen a community of believers — this workshop seeks to explore the links between preaching and socio-humanitarian action in the contemporary Middle East.

Suite de l’argumentaire et programme complet du workshop

Poster and Program flyer designed by Clément Blin (intern at the ANR PredicMO)