‘Faith and Knowledge: The Two Sources of “Religion” at the Limits of Reason Alone’

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This text, which can be found in Acts of Religion, was prepared for a round-table event held at Capri in 1995. Asked by Giovanni Vattimo to devise some preliminary remarks, Derrida begins by reframing the ‘question of religion’ by thinking in terms of language(s) and nation(s). Furthermore, he follo

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