Born Again explores the historical roots of fundamentalism using key figures of philosophy, literature, and ethics to challenge blind faith and promote moral and political consciousness.
Born Again explores the historical roots of fundamentalism using key figures of philosophy, literature, and ethics to challenge blind faith and promote moral and political consciousness.
Jeffrey Champlin is the director of the Learning Commons and a lecturer in the humanities at Bard College Berlin.
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Acknowledgments Introduction: Romanticism and Fundamentalism 1. The Fundamentalist Imaginary 2. Rebirth of the Modern Subject 3. Born Again: Kant’s Symbolic Imperative 4. Faust’s Fundamentalism and Revivalist Flesh 5. Frankenstein: Reviving the Promise of Lastness 6. Politics for Deficient Beings Conclusion: Activist Aesthetics Notes Bibliography
Acknowledgments Introduction: Romanticism and Fundamentalism 1. The Fundamentalist Imaginary 2. Rebirth of the Modern Subject 3. Born Again: Kant’s Symbolic Imperative 4. Faust’s Fundamentalism and Revivalist Flesh 5. Frankenstein: Reviving the Promise of Lastness 6. Politics for Deficient Beings Conclusion: Activist Aesthetics Notes Bibliography
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