Traits of the secular cultural frame
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Charles Taylor, secularization, A Secular Age, closed world structuresAbstract
The development of the conditions for living the faith in the secular age is the purpose of Charles Taylor’s great contribution. The influence of this study is inescapable; it constitutes an unavoidable vector in the current studies on this matter. But a detailed dissemination of his contribution is necessary in order to facilitate a fuller understanding of Taylor’s reconstruction. In this article I intend to explain the constitution of the immanent frame, dominant in our western culture, as Taylor develops it in chapter 15 of his work A Secular Age.Downloads
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2019-02-27
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Reus Canals SJ, M. (2019). Traits of the secular cultural frame. Razón Y Fe, 279(1438), 211–222. Retrieved from https://revistas.comillas.edu/index.php/razonyfe/article/view/11112
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