Taylor’s A Secular Age (2007) has become a classic work of philosophical intellectual history. It describes how the idea of our “fullness” – a key element in the rebirth of secular identity – affected social prestige at the dawn of the modern era. Written by renowned scholars, the essays in this volume offer a textual critique of Taylor’s book with the aim of assisting the interpretation of a seminal work in contemporary social philosophy.

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