Postsecularism
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Name (Hebrew)
פוסט-חילוניות
Name (Latin)
Postsecularism
Name (Arabic)
ما بعد العلمانية
Other forms of name
Post-secularism
Post-secularity
See Also From tracing topical name
Philosophy, Modern
Religion
Secularism
MARC
MARC
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Q7234501
Library of congress:
sh2011000714
Sources of Information
- Work cat.: 2011006590: Mohamed, Feisal G. Milton and the post-secular present, 2011:CIP data sheet (three major tendencies of post-secular thought: 1) a philosophy of religion that draws on both philosophical and religious metaphysics (John Milbank and Jacques Derrida); 2) an epistemology and ethics grounded in belief rather than in a dialectic of intuition and knowledge (Alain Badiou); and 3) a view of modernity that responds to the renewed and increasing relevance of religiosity (Jürgen Habermas)) CIP galley (post-secularity)
- King, M. Postsecularism, 2009:p. 4 of cover (out of the conflict between socially dominant secular thinkers and the embattled 'new defenders of the faith' a third approach arises which is neither a return to pre-Enlightenment beliefs nor a continued hegemony of the secular; the postsecular. It retains critical modes of thought and at the same time returns in all seriousness to questions of the spirit; a framework within which to move beyond religious and atheist extremism)
- Geoghegan, V. "Religious Narrative, Post-Secularism and Utopia," in The philosophy of utopia, 2001:p. 206 (Here post-secularism denotes an attempt to overcome the antinomy of secularism/religion in a manner which recognises the strengths and weaknesses of the two elements; a post-secularist perspective therefore betokens not a rejection of the secular, but a recognition that the achievements of the secular will not be lost by a more nuanced approach to religion)
- Stanford Enc. of Philosophy, viewed Feb. 14, 2011(Habermas uses the term 'post-secular age' to describe our current condition, in which the secularization hypothesis (that religion was destined to wither away under the impact of science and education) has apparently failed)
Wikipedia description:
Postsecularism (also, postsecular turn) refers to a range of theories regarding the persistence or resurgence of religious beliefs or practices in the present. The "post-" may refer to after the end of secularism or after the beginning of secularism.
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