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|a Edward Said and the Religious Effects of Culture.
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|a Preliminaries; Contents; Preface; Abbreviations; Preliminary remarks; Chapter 1: Culture as the transfiguration of religious thought; Chapter 2: The religious effects of culture: nationalism; Chapter 3: The religious effects of culture: Orientalism; Chapter 4: The religious effects of culture: imperialism; Chapter 5: The responsibilities of the secular critic; Chapter 6: Marx, Said, and the Jewish question; Concluding remarks: religion, secularism, and pragmatic naturalism; Appendix A: Whose exodus, which interpretation?
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|a This book provides a distinctive account of Edward Said's critique of modern culture by highlighting the religion-secularism distinction on which that critique is based. Hart explores the connection between this distinction and Said's diverse writings on culture, the true-telling responsibilities of the intellectual, and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
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