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13 December 2019

Fragile Triumph: The Enlightenment’s Ongoing Travail

Response
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15 November 2019

The Winter of (Neo)Conservative Discontent

Response
Looking back on the last 60 years, we can see clearly "the influence of the Catholic neoconservatives throughout the Americas and the world," writes Jesse Russell in this response to our October 21st podcast with Jerry Espinoza Rivera.
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21 October 2019

The secularization of discourse in contemporary Latin American neoconservatism

Podcast
In this week’s podcast, Professor Jerry Espinoza Rivera explains how Latin American conservatism became neoconservatism. Though Latin America is diverse, conservatism has been a widespread in the region shaping not only the political power plays of religious institutions but the people's daily experience of the world. Recently, however, neoconservatism has managed to develop a language of its own that blends science and philosophy with historical analysis of the contemporary world political landscape to become an significant religio-cultural force.
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