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Noah Feldman diz que a política e a religião são tecnologias

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Noah Feldman faz uma dura analise de que política e religião -- quaisquer sejam suas diferenças -- são tecnologias similares, criadas para conectar e administrar eficientemente qualquer grupo de pessoas.

Noah Feldman studies the intersection of religion, politics and law -- with a focus on how Islam meshes with modern democracy. Full bio »

Translated into Portuguese, Brazilian by Guilherme Kind
Reviewed by Durval Castro
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