The Secular Care of the Self Georganne S. Schroth-Cavataio while forests were razed to

while forests were razed to fuel rapid increases in industrial production

''This book is a gracefully written addition to the growing discourse on aesthetic anxiety in relation to the representation of atrocity and traumatic events such as war

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argues that religious difference is more than an identity marker for these communities

The Secular Care of the Self Georganne S. Schroth-Cavataio while forests were razed toThe modern desire to care for our health, so obvious to its proponents, has its discontents. Secular medicine denounces the work of those who claim the protective powers of spirits or the Holy Spirit. In this contestation over what it means to care for oneself, Ian Whitmarsh offers an unorthodox thesis: the modern secular desire toward health is founded in a Protestant congregationalism that shapes its refusal of spirit manifestation, revelation, and