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Brazil: The Invisibility of the Brazilian Bus Campaign

In: The Atheist Bus Campaign

Authors: Paula Montero and Eduardo Dullo

Page Count:: 51–80

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004328532_004

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The Atheist Bus Campaign

Global Manifestations and Responses

Series:
International Studies in Religion and Society, Volume: 27

Cover The Atheist Bus Campaign

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004328532

Publisher:: Brill

Online Publication Date:: 01 Jan 2017

Preliminary Material

Introduction

Australia: Conflict Not Competition

Brazil: The Invisibility of the Brazilian Bus Campaign

Canada: Insights Derived from the Atheist Bus Campaign on the Status of Atheism in Canada’s Multicultural Mosaic

Croatia: Atheist Bus Campaign in Croatia; One Day Stand

Finland: The Recognition and Rearticulation of Atheism in Public Discourse

Germany: The Atheist Bus Ads Campaign in Germany

Ireland: Unbelievable? The Atheist Bus Campaign in Ireland

Italy: The Regimentation of Identity and Belief; Research Notes on Nonreligious Campaigns in Italy

The Netherlands: Shifting Secularities?

New Zealand: The Atheist Bus Campaign in New Zealand; From Buses to Billboards

Russia: Atheism, ‘Blasphemy’, State and Orthodox Christianity

Spain: The Atheist Bus Campaign and the Uncertain Future of Organized Atheism in Spain

Sweden: Criticizing Religion in ‘The World’s Most Secular Country’

United Kingdom: All Publicity is Good Publicity, Probably

United States of America: Secularist, Humanist, Atheist, and Freethought Bus Advertisements in the United States; Functions, Responses, and Effectiveness

Afterword: The Atheist Bus Campaign

Index

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