How (Not) to Be Secular: Reading Charles Taylor
In How (Not) to Be Secular, James K. A. Smith guides readers through Charles Taylor’s influential thinking about secularism. The book offers a focused introduction to questions surrounding belief, modern life, and the experience of living in a secular age.
About This Book
How (Not) to Be Secular is a book by James K. A. Smith.
It presents a reading of Charles Taylor’s work on secularism and the secular age.
The book considers how secular conditions shape contemporary thought and life.
It is suited to readers interested in philosophy, religion, and cultural studies.
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