Reason without consolation: theological misappropriations of the discourse theory of Jürgen Habermas and their implications for the study of religion
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ArticleDescription: 33-50 p. 24 cm
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Secular Theories on Religion:Current Perspectives JENSEN, Tim; ROTHSTEIN, Mikael págs. 33-50 p.
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| 2433Reprinted from: Method & Theory in the study of religion. Journal of the North American Association for the study of religion. Vol. 12 (2000), 1/2, ISSN 0943-3058 Perspectives on method and theory in the study of religion | 2434 Pragmatic theory | 2434 Analytical theorizing in the secular study of religion | 2434 Reason without consolation: theological misappropriations of the discourse theory of Jürgen Habermas and their implications for the study of religion | 2434 On universals in the study of religion | 2434 Beyond essence and intuition: a reconsideration of understanding in religious studies | 2434 Community and locality in the Study of religions |