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Yun Kwon Yoo convincingly shows how postmodern thought and global consumer capitalism are mutually dependent and reinforcing. Both deconstruct and empty the notion of a responsible subject. This undermines an important resource for resisting the destructive and dehumanizing effects of the globalizing economy and culture of the West. Yun Kwon Yoo sees in Hegel's idea of a spiritual subjectivity a pioneering approach to correcting this trend. His important work deserves wide attention. --Ingolf U. Dalferth, Danforth Professor emeritus of Philosophy of Religion, Claremont Graduate University

Yun Kwon Yoo convincingly shows how postmodern thought and global consumer capitalism are mutually dependent and reinforcing. Both deconstruct and empty the notion of a responsible subject. This undermines an important resource for resisting the destructive and dehumanizing effects of the globalizing economy and culture of the West. Yun Kwon Yoo sees in Hegel's idea of a spiritual subjectivity a pioneering approach to correcting this trend. His important work deserves wide attention. --Ingolf U. Dalferth, Danforth Professor emeritus of Philosophy of Religion, Claremont Graduate University

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Yun Kwon Yoo is a scholar who specializes in philosophy of religion, Hegel's philosophy, and religious/theological anthropology. He received his PhD and MA in religion from Claremont Graduate University in 2020. He holds an MDiv (2001) from Unification Theological Seminary and a BA in philosophy from Yonsei University (1994). He is currently working on publishing various articles on a wide range of topics from Hegel and Rahner to religious cosmopolitanism and interreligious dialogue.

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