Vital New Matters: The Speculative Turn in the Study of Religion and Gender
This article provides an introduction to a new trend in continental philosophy, the turn toward metaphysics, realism and speculative philosophy. This stands in sharp contrast with the antirealist and correlationist traditions that have held sway since Kant’s Copernican Revolution in 1781. It is clai...
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[2011]
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Religion & gender
Year: 2011, Volume: 1, Issue: 1, Pages: 44-65 |
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Goddess Movement
B Antirealism B speculative realism B Metaphysics B object-oriented |
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