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Public Culture 2008 20(3):437-445; DOI:10.1215/08992363-2008-003
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Detranscendentalizing the Secular

Stathis Gourgouris

Against simple antisecularist claims that secularism is to be equated with Western rationalism or with Christianity, or with colonialism tout court, I argue that an essential task of secular criticism (according to Edward Said's initial conception) is to conduct a double and dialectical critique of the metaphysics of both secularism and antisecularism.


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