Modernity and its Discontents

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The book presents a mediated dialogue between critical modernism and postmodernism through the works of Marsh and Caputo, exploring their differing views on the role of reason in creating a humane society. While Marsh draws from Habermas and Caputo from Derrida, both philosophers integrate their extensive backgrounds in continental philosophy and Christianity. The debate centers on the political implications of reason, with Westphal facilitating the discussion, advocating for an engagement with the tension between the two philosophical perspectives rather than seeking a synthesis.