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| | | | | From time to time, we host book events, primarily focused on recent publications in theology and continental philosophy or exceptionally dense novels. This page is an archive of those events. Beatrice Marovich,Sister Death: Political Theologies for Living and Dying (event) (Bookshop.org (US) Hive.co.uk (UK)) Thomas Lynch, Apocalyptic Political Theology: Hegel, Taubes, and Malabou (event) (Bookshop.org... | |
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| | | | | This is a guest post from Ulrich Schmiedel, Lecturer in Theology, Politics, and Ethics, University of Edinburgh Thomas Lynch's Apocalyptic Political Theology is an astute and acerbic critique of liberalism. No surprises here. Since Carl Schmitt combined the political with the theological, the Schmittian separation of political theology from liberalism (and liberalism from political theology)... | |
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www.talkingpoliticspodcast.com
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libya360.wordpress.com
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| | | Ben Norton Donald Trump began his second term as president by vowing to grow the US empire. In his inauguration speech, Trump used explicitly imperialist rhetoric, promising to "expand our territory". He even invoked "Manifest Destiny", a concept employed by 19th-century US colonialists to justify ethnically cleansing Indigenous nations and stealing their land. "The United... | ||
