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Lessons in Secular Criticism
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216 pages
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Exploring the concept of secular criticism, the book redefines contemporary secularism debates by linking the secular imagination to society's ability to envision and construct new forms of existence. It argues that this secular space fosters a yearning for radical democratic politics that challenges both religious and secular forms of oppression. Through this lens, it critiques the modern tendency to seek comfort in transcendentalism, advocating instead for a dynamic engagement with the world's complexities.
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2013, paperback
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