Charles Taylor and the Post-Secular Imagination: Moral Ontology, Resonance, the Renewal of Meaning in the Secular Age

In an age marked by moral fragmentation and the decline of shared meaning, Charles Taylor remains one of the few philosophers who still believes that the modern world can be redeemed through understanding. His monumental works, Sources of the Self and A Secular Age, offered not only a genealogy of modern identity but also a vision of how humanity might rediscover depth within freedom and transcend...