
Akeel Bilgrami's Gandhism

Identity and Values in Bilgrami's Philosophy

Ethnic Nationalism and Indian Majoritarianism: Bilgrami's Thoughts

Belief, Meaning, and Psychology:
The Philosophical Analyses of Akeel Bilgrami

A Critical Analysis of Akeel Bilgrami’s Critique of Secularism

Secularism: Theoretical Critique

Asad argues that secularism is not merely an opposition to religion; rather, it is a specific epistemology and way of life that emerged from particular historical circumstances.

New Historicism argues that history should be viewed not merely as a neutral and objective background, but as a text that is constantly constructed by power relations. Post-colonial studies are marked as the natural, and yet more political, evolutionary development of this method of historical criticism

In the introduction of his book Formations of the Secular, Asad argues that far from being merely a political doctrine, secularism is a distinct discipline and strategy used by modern states to maintain their power.

Thornton clarifies how seventeenth-century furniture and room layouts reflected the social status, power, and gender relations of that era.