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Antara Riset, Ideologi, dan Basa-Basi

Beberapa waktu lalu CRCS dan Kemenag-RI kembali menyelenggarakan short course metodologi penelitian sosial keagamaan bagi dosen-dosen Perguruan Tinggi Agama Islam (PTAI) se-Indonesia. Berbeda dari sebelumnya, short course yang ketujuh kali diselenggarakan di CRCS ini lebih menitikberatkan ke perspektif gender. More.. 

Imajinasi Sosial dan Wajah Plural Modernitas

Indonesia bisa jadi jauh lebih modern di banding negara-negara Barat, tergantung bagaimana kata modern ini diimajinasikan. Demikian salah satu poin penting dari presentasi Prof. Bernard Adeney-Risakotta pada Wednesday Forum (Wedforum) minggu lalu (12/9). Menurutnya modernitas tidaklah berwajah tunggal melainkan plural dan berbeda di setiap tempat More..

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Woman is More Spiritualist than Man

Wednesday, 1 April 2009. The topic discussed during the Wednesday Forum on April 1, 2009 was about Sufism and Women which was presented by Najiyah Martiam, a CRCS alumna. Martiam stated that Sufism is a world full of affable thoughts that point to women. This is the result of her thorough research on Sufism. She had interviewed three female Sufis More..

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