Fundamentalism Invests the Inherited Imaginary and Prevents Historical Critique

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• The divergence between the trajectories of Europe and Islam explains the crisis of philosophy and theology

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• Fundamentalism’s mobilization of the inherited imaginary
• The absence of historical critique of tradition

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