The paths of religion

In ancient times, as in modern times, religion has to do with space. It takes the form of paths, quests, journeys, pilgrimage routes, distant missions, crossings – in other words, translations, crossroads, sometimes even shipwrecks – and, in any case, movements and dislocations.  

#1257 invites you to discover its fifth issue, on the theme of religion, entitled "The paths of religion". For this issue, the three guest editors, Philippe Büttgen, Xavier Dupré de Boulois and Florian Michel, have enlisted the help of teachers and a doctoral student from various disciplines at the university to shed scientific light on the issue of religion.