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Secular literary culture

The article describes contemporary literary culture as *secular* and *intellectual*, often excluding or avoiding discussions of spirituality or the soul. This exclusion is presented as a form of institutionalized fragmentation that leaves writers without frameworks to tend to their inner lives.

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