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Public Culture 2008 20(3):447-452; DOI:10.1215/08992363-2008-004
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Is Critique Secular? A Symposium at UC Berkeley

Saba Mahmood

This short essay calls for an examination of the assumption that critique is necessarily secular and of the necessary disciplines of subjectivity and practices of rumination and interpretation entailed in this assumption.


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