Journal Archives
Volume, Issue, Seasons
4.3 - summer - JCRT - Table of Contents
New from JCRT - 4.3 Summer 2003
Sensible Ecstasy: Mysticism, Sexual Difference, and the Demands of History
By J Heath Atchley (Alfred University)
Georges Bataille: a Theoretical Resource for Scientific Investigation of Religious Experience
By Nina P Azari (Heyendaal Institute University of Nijmegen The Netherlands)
Without Sovereignty, without Being: Unconditionality, the Coming of God and Derrida’s Democracy to Come
By John D Caputo (Syracuse University, Villanova Unive rsity)
Piety, Power and Bare Life: What in the World Is Going on in the Name of Religion?
By Clayton Crockett (University of Central Arkansas, Wesley College, College of William and Mary)
Religious Pluralism and the Question of Religious Truth in Wilfred C. Smith
By James C. (James Craig) Livingston (College of William & Mary)
The Face of the Deep: a Theology of Becoming
By Derek Michaud (Boston University)
Varieties of Religion Today: William James Revisited
By Todd Ream (Baylor University)
Indian Philosophers and Postmodern Thinkers
By Bryan S Rennie (Wes tminster College)
World and Life as One: Ethics and Ontology in Wittgenstein’s Early Thought
By Andrew Saldino (Clemson U niversity )
The Predicament of Postmodern Theology: Radical Orthodoxy or Nihilist Textualism?
By G Chad Snyder (Elon University)
The God Who May Be: a Hermeneutics of Religion
By Curtis L Thompson (Thi el College)
Flesh and Consciousness: Georges Bataille and the Dionysian
By Jonathan David York ( South Dakota State University, American University in Bulgaria)
4.2 - spring - JCRT - Table of Contents
Articles - Issue 4.2
After Jacques Derrida Comes the Future
By John D Caputo (Syracuse University, Villanova Unive rsity)
Past Imperfect, Future Unknown: the Discourse of Theory
By Gregory Flaxman (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.)
The Future of Theory
By Victor Taylor (Independent Scholar) ; Gregg Lambert (Syracuse University)
‘Create, She Said’: Deleuze and Feminism (on Dorothea Olkowski’s Gilles Deleuze and the Ruin of Representation)
By Gregg Lambert (Syracuse University)
Laughter as Gesture: Hilarity and the Anti-Sublime
By Stephen G Nichols (Villanova University)
Religion and Modernity in Current Debate
By Vincent P Pecora (University of California, Los Angeles)
A Conversation on the Future of Theory
By Jean-Michel Rabaté (University of Pennsylvania) ; Gregg Lambert (Syracuse University)
Of Spectacularization: Writing New Media Theory
By Craig J Saper (University of Central Florida)
Refusing Theory: Avital Ronell and the Structure of Stupidity
By Victor Taylor (Independent Scholar)
Theory Change
By Jeffrey J Williams (University of Missouri-Columbia)
4.1 - winter - JCRT - Table of Contents
Articles - 4.1
Quoting Mieke Bal’s Navel: Contemporary Theory, Preposterous Religion
By Benjamin Bennett-Carpenter (Catholic University of America)
The New Ricoeur Scholarship
By Boyd Blundell (Boston College)
The Christianization of Deconstruction
By William Egginton (University at Buffalo)
A Private Happiness for All, Or, How to Cure National Depression, Hold Down a Career, Fulfill the Maternal Function and Still Wage Feminist Battle with a Smile
By M Gail Hamner (Syracuse University)
When Marion’s Theology Seeks Certainty
By JCRT Editors
Phänomenologie des religiösen Lebens
By Sean J McGrath (University of Toronto)
From Religion to Faith: Levinasian Ethics and the Grammar of Address
By Carl A. Raschke (University of Denver)
3.3 - fall - JCRT - Table of Contents
Articles - Issue 3.3
The City and the Stars: Politics and Alterity in Heidegger, Levinas and Blanchot
By Lars Iyer (University of Newcastle upon Tyne)
Taking Shape: on the Current Constellation of (Religious) Thought
By Clayton Crockett (University of Central Arkansas, Wesley College, College of William and Mary)
Sacred Pain: Hurting the Body for the Sake of the Soul
By Perri Druen (York College of Pennsylvania)
The Benefit of the Doubt: Merold Westphal’s Prophetic Philosophy of Religion
By B Keith Putt (Samford University)
The Semiotics of Embodiment: Radical Orthodoxy and Jewish-Christian Relations
By Randi Rashkover (York College of Pennsylvania)
On Cosmopolitanism and Forgiveness
By David Reinhart (DePaul University, Saint Xavier University)
Why God Won’t Go Away: Brain Science and the Biology of Belief
By Noel Dane Scott (Western Carolina University)
The City of K: Franz Kafka and Prague
By Victor Taylor (Independent Scholar)
In Our Image: Artificial Intelligence and the Human Spirit
By Dennis M Weiss (York College of Pennsylvania)
3.2 - spring - JCRT - Table of Contents
Issue 3.2
Loosening Philosophy’s Tongue: a Conversation with Jack Caputo
By John D Caputo (Syracuse University, Villanova Unive rsity) ; Carl A. Raschke (University of Denver)
Preacher
By Mike Grimshaw (University of Canterbury, New Zealand)
Terror and the Sacred
By David Hale (Yampa College, University of Denver)
Radical Orthodoxy, Ethics and Ambivalence
By Gavin Hyman (University of Lancaster, UK)
Left Traumatized: Zizek’s Lenin and Politics After 9/11
By Adam Katz (Quinnipiac University)
Dead Man
By C Jason Lee (St Martin’s College, Lancaster UK, University of Central Lancashire)
The Word of Freud: Our God Is Logos
By Robert Metcalf (University of Colorado at Denver)
The Book of the Heart
By Dorina Miller Parmenter (Syracuse University)
Desire and Mourning: Theology and the Literary Imagination
By Victor Taylor (Independent Scholar)
In Memoriam: Dr. Charles E. Winquist - JCRT 3.2
By JCRT Editors