Modernity. The Fundamentalist Dimension
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The basic argument in this paper is that fundamentalism is modern not only or primarily in terms of the material and organizational technologies that it uses: it is also modern in terms of its basic sociostructural features, features which have an elective affinity with the unique characteristics of modernity. Choosing Islamic fundamentalism as an example, I will also try to see how the sociostructural level of the phenomenon relates, not only to the cultural but also to the psychodynamic/psychoanalytic level.
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Mouzelis, N. (2016). Modernity. The Fundamentalist Dimension. Science and Society: Journal of Political and Moral Theory, 31, 165–184. https://doi.org/10.12681/sas.10299
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