This book engages with theories of religion and secularism, as well as postmodern, postcolonial, and decolonial critiques of Western humanist projects, to uncover the ideas and practices of religious and secular humanisms when they challenge dehumanization in the pursuit of conditions of flourishing for all.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction: From Humanism to Humanisms 1. The Powers of Religions and the Challenge of Pluralism 2. The Ethics of Secularisms and The Problem of Pluralism 3. Pluralizing Humanism: Particular, Not Parochial 4. Identity, Dignity, and Dialogue: The Humanist Ethos of Polish Solidarity 5. From Resistance to Freedom: Humanisms and the Imagining of a New South Africa Conclusion: Humanizing Politics, Sustaining Democracies
