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Roland Boer draws on a vast depth of scholarly knowledge to reclaim the rich contribution of Marxism to theological studies
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Roland Boer draws on a vast depth of scholarly knowledge to reclaim the rich contribution of Marxism to theological studies
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- Verlag: Haymarket Books
- Seitenzahl: 358
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. September 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 152mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 499g
- ISBN-13: 9781608461974
- ISBN-10: 1608461971
- Artikelnr.: 34391906
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Haymarket Books
- Seitenzahl: 358
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. September 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 152mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 499g
- ISBN-13: 9781608461974
- ISBN-10: 1608461971
- Artikelnr.: 34391906
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Roland Boer: Roland Boer, Ph.D. (1993) in Biblical Studies, McGill University, is Research Fellow at the University of Newcastle, Australia. He has published extensively in theology, Marxism, political theory, postcolonialism, cultural studies and literary theory. His most recent works are Criticism of Religion,Criticism of Heaven (2007), Symposia (2007), Political Myth (2009) and Political Grace (2009).
Preface
Introduction
1. The Superstitions of Max Horkheimer
Religion as resistance
Longing for the totally other
The founder
On freedom and the individual
Atheism and resistance
Honest religion
Religion betrayed
The state
On the Jewish state
Liberal theology
Religion in the bad sense, or, the dialectic of evil
Conclusion: Modalities of the dialectic of religion
2. The Dissent of E.P. Thompson
Corrupt parsons and the impetuous Irish
The 'psychic terror' of Methodism
Religious terrorism
Moral machinery
Political reaction
Radicals in the ranks
The ambivalence of the Methodists
William Blake and the politics of radical dissent
Antinomianism, or, justification by faith
Muggletonian Marxists
Radical dissent
Poetry and apocalyptic
Anti-nuclear
Political Christmas
Conclusion
3. The Zeal of G.E.M. de Ste. Croix
The politics of style
Theology
Chora versus polis
From chora to polis: property, slavery and women
Assessment
Fall narratives
On contradiction
Religion as primary cause
... And history
Class
Trade and property
Mode of production
Conclusion: Ste. Croix among Marxists and theologians
4. The Alchemy of Michael Löwy
Elective affinities
Emergence
Untidy corners and sexy dialectics
Liberation theology
Roman-Catholic social teaching
The ontological reserve
One or many?
Conclusion
5. The Myths of Roland Barthes
Between description and accusation
Basics
Baleful deformations of language
Desperate resistance
Dialectics of opposition
Hiding something?
Producing and concealing opposition
Preserving rebellion
The cunning of myth
Alternative myths
Towards utopia
Conclusion
6. The Flights of Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari
Going tribal, or, primitive pre-signifiers
Numbers and nomads, or, the counter-signifying régime
In bed with the despot, or, the signifying régime
The scapegoat's arse
From outside to inside
Oriental despots
On the tail of the scapegoat, or, the post-signifying régime
Conclusion
7. The Radical Homiletics of Antonio Negri
Radical homiletics
Philosophical commentary
Kairós and ákairos
Measure and immeasure
The olitics of cosmogony
Negri's aporia
Excursus on the Messiah
Back to the whirlwind
Conclusion
Conclusion
References
Index
Introduction
1. The Superstitions of Max Horkheimer
Religion as resistance
Longing for the totally other
The founder
On freedom and the individual
Atheism and resistance
Honest religion
Religion betrayed
The state
On the Jewish state
Liberal theology
Religion in the bad sense, or, the dialectic of evil
Conclusion: Modalities of the dialectic of religion
2. The Dissent of E.P. Thompson
Corrupt parsons and the impetuous Irish
The 'psychic terror' of Methodism
Religious terrorism
Moral machinery
Political reaction
Radicals in the ranks
The ambivalence of the Methodists
William Blake and the politics of radical dissent
Antinomianism, or, justification by faith
Muggletonian Marxists
Radical dissent
Poetry and apocalyptic
Anti-nuclear
Political Christmas
Conclusion
3. The Zeal of G.E.M. de Ste. Croix
The politics of style
Theology
Chora versus polis
From chora to polis: property, slavery and women
Assessment
Fall narratives
On contradiction
Religion as primary cause
... And history
Class
Trade and property
Mode of production
Conclusion: Ste. Croix among Marxists and theologians
4. The Alchemy of Michael Löwy
Elective affinities
Emergence
Untidy corners and sexy dialectics
Liberation theology
Roman-Catholic social teaching
The ontological reserve
One or many?
Conclusion
5. The Myths of Roland Barthes
Between description and accusation
Basics
Baleful deformations of language
Desperate resistance
Dialectics of opposition
Hiding something?
Producing and concealing opposition
Preserving rebellion
The cunning of myth
Alternative myths
Towards utopia
Conclusion
6. The Flights of Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari
Going tribal, or, primitive pre-signifiers
Numbers and nomads, or, the counter-signifying régime
In bed with the despot, or, the signifying régime
The scapegoat's arse
From outside to inside
Oriental despots
On the tail of the scapegoat, or, the post-signifying régime
Conclusion
7. The Radical Homiletics of Antonio Negri
Radical homiletics
Philosophical commentary
Kairós and ákairos
Measure and immeasure
The olitics of cosmogony
Negri's aporia
Excursus on the Messiah
Back to the whirlwind
Conclusion
Conclusion
References
Index
Preface
Introduction
1. The Superstitions of Max Horkheimer
Religion as resistance
Longing for the totally other
The founder
On freedom and the individual
Atheism and resistance
Honest religion
Religion betrayed
The state
On the Jewish state
Liberal theology
Religion in the bad sense, or, the dialectic of evil
Conclusion: Modalities of the dialectic of religion
2. The Dissent of E.P. Thompson
Corrupt parsons and the impetuous Irish
The 'psychic terror' of Methodism
Religious terrorism
Moral machinery
Political reaction
Radicals in the ranks
The ambivalence of the Methodists
William Blake and the politics of radical dissent
Antinomianism, or, justification by faith
Muggletonian Marxists
Radical dissent
Poetry and apocalyptic
Anti-nuclear
Political Christmas
Conclusion
3. The Zeal of G.E.M. de Ste. Croix
The politics of style
Theology
Chora versus polis
From chora to polis: property, slavery and women
Assessment
Fall narratives
On contradiction
Religion as primary cause
... And history
Class
Trade and property
Mode of production
Conclusion: Ste. Croix among Marxists and theologians
4. The Alchemy of Michael Löwy
Elective affinities
Emergence
Untidy corners and sexy dialectics
Liberation theology
Roman-Catholic social teaching
The ontological reserve
One or many?
Conclusion
5. The Myths of Roland Barthes
Between description and accusation
Basics
Baleful deformations of language
Desperate resistance
Dialectics of opposition
Hiding something?
Producing and concealing opposition
Preserving rebellion
The cunning of myth
Alternative myths
Towards utopia
Conclusion
6. The Flights of Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari
Going tribal, or, primitive pre-signifiers
Numbers and nomads, or, the counter-signifying régime
In bed with the despot, or, the signifying régime
The scapegoat's arse
From outside to inside
Oriental despots
On the tail of the scapegoat, or, the post-signifying régime
Conclusion
7. The Radical Homiletics of Antonio Negri
Radical homiletics
Philosophical commentary
Kairós and ákairos
Measure and immeasure
The olitics of cosmogony
Negri's aporia
Excursus on the Messiah
Back to the whirlwind
Conclusion
Conclusion
References
Index
Introduction
1. The Superstitions of Max Horkheimer
Religion as resistance
Longing for the totally other
The founder
On freedom and the individual
Atheism and resistance
Honest religion
Religion betrayed
The state
On the Jewish state
Liberal theology
Religion in the bad sense, or, the dialectic of evil
Conclusion: Modalities of the dialectic of religion
2. The Dissent of E.P. Thompson
Corrupt parsons and the impetuous Irish
The 'psychic terror' of Methodism
Religious terrorism
Moral machinery
Political reaction
Radicals in the ranks
The ambivalence of the Methodists
William Blake and the politics of radical dissent
Antinomianism, or, justification by faith
Muggletonian Marxists
Radical dissent
Poetry and apocalyptic
Anti-nuclear
Political Christmas
Conclusion
3. The Zeal of G.E.M. de Ste. Croix
The politics of style
Theology
Chora versus polis
From chora to polis: property, slavery and women
Assessment
Fall narratives
On contradiction
Religion as primary cause
... And history
Class
Trade and property
Mode of production
Conclusion: Ste. Croix among Marxists and theologians
4. The Alchemy of Michael Löwy
Elective affinities
Emergence
Untidy corners and sexy dialectics
Liberation theology
Roman-Catholic social teaching
The ontological reserve
One or many?
Conclusion
5. The Myths of Roland Barthes
Between description and accusation
Basics
Baleful deformations of language
Desperate resistance
Dialectics of opposition
Hiding something?
Producing and concealing opposition
Preserving rebellion
The cunning of myth
Alternative myths
Towards utopia
Conclusion
6. The Flights of Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari
Going tribal, or, primitive pre-signifiers
Numbers and nomads, or, the counter-signifying régime
In bed with the despot, or, the signifying régime
The scapegoat's arse
From outside to inside
Oriental despots
On the tail of the scapegoat, or, the post-signifying régime
Conclusion
7. The Radical Homiletics of Antonio Negri
Radical homiletics
Philosophical commentary
Kairós and ákairos
Measure and immeasure
The olitics of cosmogony
Negri's aporia
Excursus on the Messiah
Back to the whirlwind
Conclusion
Conclusion
References
Index