Prisoners of Inclusivity: Perspective on Spirituality, Humanism and Place

Abstract

This chapter will present a reflexive account from a Middle Eastern woman who was born in the UK, grew up in Iran, who defines herself as Spiritual and Humanist. This was as a series of conversations with a white British man who is from Irish and Scottish ancestry, who also defines himself as a Liberal Humanist. Within the conversations, he acted as a reflexive lens in the building of the conceptualisation of the ‘Prison of Inclusivity’ as we explored how ‘Place’ beyond geographical location makes us prisoners.