The Culture War and the Sacred/Secular Divide: The Problem of Pluralism and Weak Hegemony

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The Culture War and the Sacred/Secular Divide: The Problem of Pluralism and Weak Hegemony

Hunter, James Davison - Personal Name;

The culture war over the last several decades in North America appears to be a proxy between the conflict of the sacred and the secular. Yet, this perception ignores the complexity that actually exists. Advocates for competing sides have never denied a place for the other but affirmed the necessity of pluralism in American democracy. Rather, the conflict has been a contest over the language and limits of acceptable pluralism; over where and how and on what terms the boundaries of tolerable diversity would be drawn.

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Series Title: Social Research: An International Quarterly
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Publisher: New York : The New School., 2009
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Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 0037783x
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Edition: Volume 76, Number 4 Winter 2009 Pages: 1307 - 132
Subject(s): The Religious-Secular Divide
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