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Providence: The Reconstruction of Social and Moral Order
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Providence: The Reconstruction of Social and Moral Order

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  • Quinney, Richard
    In Richard Quinney

    His book Providence: The Reconstruction of Social and Moral Order (1980) moved beyond neo-Marxism to religious and spiritual approaches later described as “prophetic.” By the late 1980s Quinney had begun to focus on peacemaking—he was particularly influenced by Buddhist views on suffering and the end of suffering—and…

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