Why Liberalism Failed
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Has liberalism failed because it has succeeded?
James Davison Hunter is een vooraanstaand professor in religie, cultuur en sociale theorie. Zijn werk duikt in de ingewikkelde manieren waarop religie en cultuur elkaar kruisen en de hedendaagse samenleving vormgeven. Hij analyseert de krachten van sociale en culturele verandering en onderzoekt hoe deze menselijke ervaringen en perspectieven vormen. Hunters academische werk biedt kritische inzichten in het complexe samenspel tussen geloof, culturele dynamiek en maatschappelijke structuren.





Has liberalism failed because it has succeeded?
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