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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2010 · 1H 20M

A Secular Age

from McGill Podcasts » Arts & Humanities · host Cody Rei-Anderson

Charles Taylor is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at McGill University and recent winner of the prestigious Templton and Kyoto prizes. His address offers a succinct summary of the Commission of Inquiry he co-chaired with Gérard Bouchard concerning ‘reasonable accommodation’ of religious and cultural diversity in the Province of Quebec.

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