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C Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 P A R T I . E X I S T E N T I A L T H E I S M C O The Affirmation of Existential Life in Charles Taylor’s A Secular Age 13 . C T Transcendence,“Spin,” and the Jamesian Open Space 39 . P A R T I I . O N T O L O G Y A N D P O L E M I C C T Transcendent Sources and the Dispossession of the Self 73 . C F Theorizing Secularity 3: Authenticity, Ontology, Fragilization 98 P A R T I I I . M I D D L E D W E L L E R S C F Humanism and the Question of Fullness 127 C S The “Drive to Reform” and Its Discontents 152 P A R T I V. E T H I C S A N D E M B O D I M E N T C S The Authentic Individual in the Network of Agape 191 . C E Enfleshment and the Time of Ethics: Taylor and Illich on the Parable of the Good Samaritan 217 - P A R T V. O U T L I E R S C N Recovery of Meaning? A Critique of Charles Taylor’s Account of Modernity 243 C T Transcendence and Immanence in a Subtler Language: The Presence of Dostoevsky in Charles Taylor’s Account of Secularity 262 . List of Contributors 291 Index 296 viii Contents ...