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. From: h.borgdorff@ahk.nl This is the first bilingual online edition of Krisis, journal for contemporary philosophy, after having appeared in print, and in Dutch, for 27 years. We present contributions to four debates. Menno Hurenkamp and Jan-Willem Duyvendak reflect on the question how we can think 'community' in today's Netherlands. Further, Krisis dedicates a 'file' to the recent book of Veit Bader, Secularism or Democracy; Associational Governance of Religious Diversity. He defends the thesis that secularism is not a condition of liberalism and democracy, as many contemporary defenders of 'The Enlightenment' contend. Instead, secularism may even partly stand in the way of liberal democracy. After a short introduction to the book by Bader, three critics (Anders Berg-Sørensen, Irena Rosenthal and Anton van Harskamp) present their responses to the book, and Bader replies. We also publish two pieces by Josef Früchtl and Mieke Bal that formed the basis for a by now rather legendary debate held in March this year about the relation between philosophy and cultural analysis. Finally, we publish an interview with Jacques Rancière, a representant of the generation of 1968 whose recent rethinking of the relation between aesthetics and politics appears to have revived the relationship between this old couple. Lastly, impressions and reviews. Reactions are welcome at info@krisis.eu. http://www.krisis.eu _______________________________________________ nettime-ann mailing list nettime-ann@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ann