Who was the first to make a pact with the devil?
Malcolm Bull, 14 May 1992
Modernity and Identity
edited by Scott Lash and Jonathan Friedman.
Blackwell, 448 pp., £45, January 1992,0 631 17585 7 Show More
edited by Scott Lash and Jonathan Friedman.
Blackwell, 448 pp., £45, January 1992,
Fundamentalisms Observed
edited by Martin Marty and Scott Appleby.
Chicago, 872 pp., $40, November 1991,0 226 50877 3 Show More
edited by Martin Marty and Scott Appleby.
Chicago, 872 pp., $40, November 1991,
The Post-Modern and the Post-Industrial
by Margaret Rose.
Cambridge, 317 pp., £35, July 1991,0 521 40131 3 Show More
by Margaret Rose.
Cambridge, 317 pp., £35, July 1991,
Under God: Religion and American Politics
by Garry Wills.
Simon and Schuster, 445 pp., £17.99, February 1992,0 671 65705 4 Show More
by Garry Wills.
Simon and Schuster, 445 pp., £17.99, February 1992,
“... in Margaret Rose’s unambitious but informative summary of the literature on post-modernism. Jonathan Friedman, in Modernity and Identity, allows that the reassertion of traditional religious values may be one of a number of cultural strategies adopted as modernism declines; but, in general, the existence of fundamentalism does not impinge on ... ”