Changing Minds: Cogency Theory and Secular Bodies.
This reflection on Donovan O. Schaefer's Wild Experiment focuses on one angle of the multidisciplinary network of ideas explored in his book: the way cogency theory pertains to the theoretical discussion in psychology and secular studies. The beauty of cogency theory is identified to lie in its capa...
| Published in: | Zygon: Journal of Religion & Science Vol. 59; no. 3; pp. 839 - 850 |
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Open Library of Humanities
Sep2024
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| Summary: | This reflection on Donovan O. Schaefer's Wild Experiment focuses on one angle of the multidisciplinary network of ideas explored in his book: the way cogency theory pertains to the theoretical discussion in psychology and secular studies. The beauty of cogency theory is identified to lie in its capacity to bring together conversations in philosophy, psychology, religious studies, and secularism studies, among other fields. |
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