Carl Olson offers a compelling and provocative argument against the application of postmodern thought to Religious Studies, showing how such radically skeptical thinking undermines, subverts, and distorts the study of religion.
Carl Olson offers a compelling and provocative argument against the application of postmodern thought to Religious Studies, showing how such radically skeptical thinking undermines, subverts, and distorts the study of religion.
Acknowledgements Preface Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Eroticism, Violence, and Sacrifice Chapter 3 Excess, Time, and the Pure Gift Chapter 4 Genealogy, Power, and Discourse Chapter 5 Hermeneutics, Comparison, and Difference Chapter 6 The Problematic Nature of Representational Thinking Chapter 7 Responding to the Postmodern Challenge Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements Preface Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Eroticism, Violence, and Sacrifice Chapter 3 Excess, Time, and the Pure Gift Chapter 4 Genealogy, Power, and Discourse Chapter 5 Hermeneutics, Comparison, and Difference Chapter 6 The Problematic Nature of Representational Thinking Chapter 7 Responding to the Postmodern Challenge Notes Bibliography Index
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