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Minding the Modern

Modernity as a hermeneutic problem

Thomas Pfau·

December 22, 2014

I should thank the organizers at The Immanent Frame for hosting a forum on Minding the Modern and all respondents…

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Minding the Modern

Minding hermeneutics and history

Brad S. Gregory·

November 19, 2014

Minding the Modern is unusual in several respects. It is organized historically but anti-historicist, methodologically self-aware yet critical of “method,”…

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The Unintended Reformation

History without hermeneutics: Brad Gregory’s unintended modernity

Thomas Pfau·

November 6, 2013

I would like to draw attention to three aspects of Brad Gregory’s The Unintended Reformation, a book whose courage and…

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The politics of religious freedom

Nahda’s return to history

Nadia Marzouki·

April 30, 2012

The Tunisian uprisings of December 2010 are often depicted in negative terms, as lacking leadership, ideology, and political organization. Nahda…

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