The Culture of Confession from Augustine to Foucault

Joseph J. Tanke

doi:10.5840/symposium201014113

The Culture of Confession from Augustine to Foucault [Book Review]

Symposium 14 (1):162-165 (2010)

Authors	Joseph Tanke University of Hawaii
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Keywords	Contemporary Philosophy Continental Philosophy
Categories	Augustine in Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy Michel Foucault in Continental Philosophy (categorize this paper)
ISBN(s)	1917-9685
DOI	10.5840/symposium201014113
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