Ireland: Culture, Religion and Identity

Exposé Politique & international Sciences politiques

Date de publication :

31/07/2007

Langue :

Anglais

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Nombre de pages :

9 pages

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Sommaire :

Sommaire

One nation, one culture?
1. Definition of culture
2. The characteristics of the Irish culture
3. The idea of an Irish nation
4. Culture and nation in Ireland
5. Modernisation and national culture
6. Post-modernity
Religion
1. Definition of the religion
2. Impact of religion
3. Ireland and the Catholic Church
4. Religion and identity
5. Religion and education
6. The phenomenon of secularisation
7. Does Religion have a future in Ireland?
Globalisation and post-modern society in Ireland
1. Definition of globalisation
2. Globalisation and identities
3. Globalisation and culture

Résumé :

This essay is about culture, religion and identity in ireland. The first part explains how ireland has discovered It's own culture and how one can see himself as being Irish. Then, it describes the importance of the cultural identity affirmation and how ireland deals nowadays with the modernity. The second part depicts the impact of religions in societies and especially the role of the Catholic Church in ireland. Then, the essay develops the link between religion and identity/education. However, nowadays in ireland more and more people start to have "no religion". Is religion in danger? Finally, the third part expands the globalisation and its tendency to homogenize cultures. Although it's hard to fight against this, Irish people don't agree and they try to affirm their identity all over the world.