
Meerduidig en meervoudig
Author(s) -
Martin Walton
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
religie and samenleving
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2773-1669
pISSN - 1872-3497
DOI - 10.54195/rs.11500
Subject(s) - plural , dialogical self , spiritual care , conversation , sociology , pastoral care , field (mathematics) , identification (biology) , social psychology , spirituality , psychology , nursing , communication , linguistics , philosophy , medicine , ecology , alternative medicine , mathematics , pathology , pure mathematics , biology
Recent publications by Aad de Jong on interreligious dialogue en Anke Liefbroer on interfaith spiritual care offer differing approaches to the field. De Jong advocates a witnessing, dialogical approach by the religious worker in the conversation between members of various religions. Liefbroer assumes a more neutral, facilitating role for the spiritual care giver in a landscape colored by multiple religious belonging. These differences give rise to reflections on the nature of witnessing, both in a personal and professional sense; on the multiple layers of language acts; on the plural nature of identify and religious identification; and on the goals of spiritual care and chaplaincy.