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Spanos, William V
Symploke (Bloomington, Ind.), 01/2016, Letnik: 24, Številka: 1-2Journal Article
Spanos shares his thoughts on the secular. As anyone familiar with his scholarship and criticism is aware, the idea of the secular has been, increasingly, its supreme theme from virtually the beginning. The secular as such, devoid of its antithesis, tends, in its appeal to the laws of nature, to reproduce the world in the teleological image of the orderly Creation: the world in this secular dispensation, as Max Weber made decisively clear, becomes the object of mastery and the calling of human beings--their vocation--the rationalization of the earth according to the imperial dictates of the "capitalist spirit."
