Liturgical Rights Armenian Minority Presence in Turkey ／Christopher Sheklian （Fordham University Press）

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Details the liturgical practice and the conception of presence crucial to an Armenian minority form of life in Turkey in order to reconceptualize the politics of pluralism and how to secure minority flourishing. Liturgical Rights reconceptualizes the political possibilities for Armenian Christians and other minorities by focusing on the liturgical practices that secure their place in the fabric of Turkey. It brings together over two years of ethnographic fieldwork, mostly undertaken in Istanbul, careful attention to the theology of the Armenian Apostolic Church, and the historical background that includes the Ottoman administration of non-Muslims and the minority provisions of the Treaty of Lausanne. Legally defined as non-Muslim minorities, Armenians must navigate this religious designation, a legacy of administration through the Church, and the secular legal landscape of the Republic of Turkey in their attempts to flourish in the aftermath of Genocide and other policies that have tar

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