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INTRODUCTION

MANAGING RACE, MANAGING RELIGION
© 2016 Columbia University Press

© 2016 Columbia University Press

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. INTRODUCTION 1
  4. 1. WHITE SUPREMACY AND BLACK INSURGENCY AS POLITICAL THEOLOGY 23
  5. 2. SECULAR COMPARED TO WHAT? 43
  6. 3. SLAVES, SLAVERY, AND THE SECULAR AGE 77
  7. 4. “WELCOME BACK TO THE LIVING” 99
  8. 5. OVERLOOKING RACE AND SECULARISM IN MUSLIM PHILADELPHIA 122
  9. 6. TWO WAYS OF LOOKING AT AN INVISIBLE MAN 153
  10. 7. SECULAR COLONIALITY 178
  11. 8. BINDING LANDSCAPES 207
  12. CONCLUSION 239
  13. AFTERWORD: CRITICAL INTERSECTIONS: RACE, SECULARISM, GENDER 257
  14. List of Contributors 271
  15. INDEX 273
Race and Secularism in America
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https://doi.org/10.7312/kahn17490-001

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. INTRODUCTION 1
  4. 1. WHITE SUPREMACY AND BLACK INSURGENCY AS POLITICAL THEOLOGY 23
  5. 2. SECULAR COMPARED TO WHAT? 43
  6. 3. SLAVES, SLAVERY, AND THE SECULAR AGE 77
  7. 4. “WELCOME BACK TO THE LIVING” 99
  8. 5. OVERLOOKING RACE AND SECULARISM IN MUSLIM PHILADELPHIA 122
  9. 6. TWO WAYS OF LOOKING AT AN INVISIBLE MAN 153
  10. 7. SECULAR COLONIALITY 178
  11. 8. BINDING LANDSCAPES 207
  12. CONCLUSION 239
  13. AFTERWORD: CRITICAL INTERSECTIONS: RACE, SECULARISM, GENDER 257
  14. List of Contributors 271
  15. INDEX 273
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