Is critique secular? blasphemy, injury, and free speech

By:

Asad, Talal

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TextSeries: Publication details: Berkeley University of California 2009Description: 154p. 23 cmISBN:

9780982329412

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323.443091767 22 AS-I

Contents:

Introduction / Wendy Brown -- Free speech, blasphemy, and secular criticism / Talal Asad -- Religious reason and secular affect : an incommensurable divide? / Saba Mahmood -- The sensibility of critique : response to Asad and Mahmood / Judith Butler -- Reply to Judith Butler / Talal Asad -- Response to Judith Butler / Saba Mahmood.

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