Burqa continued…

The New York Times has an article on the continued debate in France over a proposed burqa ban.  The article is full of normative argument, so check it out.  There is even a discussion of the Rousseauean influence on the French approach to citizenship and religious affiliation.  We’ve blogged about the topic before (here, here, here and here).  But this article’s a real gem.

-Marc

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September 1, 2009 · Filed Under Faith, Free expression, Marc

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