Journal Archives
Volume, Issue, Seasons
17.3 - summer - Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory - Table of Contents
Omnibus Edition - VOL. 17, NO. 3 (SUMMER/FALL 2018)
The One Is Not - on the Fate of Unity in Post-Metaphysical Philosophy.
By Jussi Backman (University of Jyväskylä)
Rethinking Anselm’s Atonement Theory - “Unmaking” the Indebted Man
By Ryne Beddard (University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, University of Denver)
Religious Autonomy as Secularism’s Silent Partner.
By Darshan Datar (European University Institute)
Hegemony and Techno-Rationality - Toward an Aesthetic Soteriology.
By Mason Davis (Academic Impressions)
The Semiotics of the Unconscious in Gilles Deleuze and Roland Barthes.
By Roger K Green (Metropolitan State University, University of Denver)
Philosophical Anthropology or Philosophy of Praxis? Axel Honneth and Andrew Feenberg on Lukacs‘ Theory of Reification.
By Konstantinos Kavoulakos (University of Crete)
Lacan, Levinas, and the Politics of the Subject.
By Joshua Lawrence (Friedens United Church of Christ)
Time Emptied and Time Renewed: the Dominion of Capital and a Theo-Politics of Contretemps.
By Daniel Rhodes (Loyola University of Chicago)
Life as Art: Aesthetic Virtue and Moral Obligation.
By Jochen Schmidt (University of Paderborn, University of Bonn )
Traversing W.H. Auden’s Religious and Aesthetic States.
By Raji Singh Soni (University of Toronto)
Love, Psychoanalysis, and Leftist Political Ontology.
By Daniel Tutt (George Washington University)
The Bell Jar’s New Look - Sylvia Plath, Simone De Beauvoir, and the Visual Representation of Feminist Discourse.
By Madeline Yonker (York College of Pennsylvania)
17.2 - spring - Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory - Table of Contents
Beyond Myth and Enlightenment Phenomenological Reconsiderations of Religion - Edited by Ludger Hagedorn (Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna) and Michael Staudigl (University of Vienna) - VOL. 17, NO. 2 (SPRING 2018)
The Political as Saturated Phenomenon: Marion’s Givenness and the Irreconcilability of Politics and Love.
By Jason W. Alvis (Stanford University, University of Vienna, University of Denver)
Religious Life After Religion: Jan Patočka’s Care for the Soul and Its Relation to Religion.
By Eddo Evink
Phenomenology, Hermeneutics and Scripture: Marion, Henry, and Falque on the Person of Christ.
By Christina Gschwandtner (FORDHAM UNIVERSITY)
On Secularism and Its Discontents: Charting Pathways with a Phenomenology of Religion.
By Ludger Hagedorn (IWM, Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna) ; Michael Staudigl (University of Vienna)
The Irreducible.
By Jean-Luc Marion (University of Chicago)
17.1 - winter - Emporium - Table of Contents
Articles - JCRT 17.1 Winter 2018
Benjamin’s Concept of History as a Source of Arendt’s Idea of Judgment.
By Ronald Beiner (University of Toronto)
Love Strong as Death: Jews Against Heidegger, on the Issue of Finitude.
By Agata Bielik-Robson (University of Nottingham, Institute of Philosophy and Sociology Polish Academy of Sciences)
If There Is Such A Thing: Posse Ipsum, The Impossible, And Le Peut-être Même Reading Catherine Keller’s Cloud Of The Impossible
By John D Caputo (Syracuse University, Villanova Unive rsity)
Collective Desire and the Pathology of the Individual.
By Jodi Dean (Hobart and William Smith Colleges)
Biopolitics and Vajrayana Buddhism.
By Padraic Fitzgerald (University of Denver)
Keller, Response to Caputo and Muraca Cosmopoetic Entanglements.
By Catherine Keller (Drew University)
Theology as the Practice of (Radical) Alternatives: a Choreographic Encounter with Cloud of the Impossible.
By Barbara Muraca (Oregon State University)
From Heathen to Sub-Human: a Genealogy of the Influence of the Decline of Religion on the Rise of Modern Racism.
By Oludamini Ogunnaike (Stanford University)
A Preface to the Genealogy of Neoliberalism.
By Carl A. Raschke (University of Denver)
Dreaming Innocence in America: Paul Tillich’s Radical Theology of Liberation.
By Alan Jay Richard (Realistic Living)
Jesus‘ Spectral Intervention: Derrida, Christianity, And
By Victor Taylor (Independent Scholar)
16.3 - fall - JCRT - Table of Contents
Special Issue Editor: Carl Raschke Badiou and Theology - 16.3 Fall 2017
#Subjectivities: #Blacklivesmatter, Affropessimism and Alain Badiou.
By Ryne Beddard (University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, University of Denver)
“See What Is Coming to Pass and Not Only What Is”: Alain Badiou and the Possibility of a Postmetaphysical Theology.
By David W. Congdon (University Press of Kansas)
A/Theologies of the Impossible: Antigone, Weil, Badiou and the Strange.
By Benjamin P. Davis (Emory University)
The End of Theology and The Event of Truth
By Carl A. Raschke (University of Denver)
The Truth of Paul According to Alain Badiou.
By Mads Peter Karlsen (Copenhagen Business School)
Univocity for Militants: Set-Theoretical Ontology and the Death of the One.
By King-Ho Leung (University of Nottingham)
“Real Circumcision Is a Matter of the Heart”: on Badiou’s Paul and Boyarin’s Jewish Question.
By Jordan Osserman (University College London)
Badiou and the Necessity of Fables: or, Theology as Fabulation.
By Hollis Phelps (Mercer University, Claremont Graduate University )
The End of Theology and the Event of Truth: an Introduction
By Carl A. Raschke (University of Denver)
Badiou and Pauline Theology: Detecting a Theology of Death.
By Taylor Weaver (University of Kent)
16.2 - spring - JCRT - Table of Contents
Special Issue Editors: Beatrice Marovich, Alex Dubilet - Gender and the Postsecular - 16.2 Spring 2017
Of Flesh and Spirit: Race, Reproduction, and Sexual Difference in the Turn to Paul.
By Amaryah Armstrong (Vanderbilt Graduate Department of Religion)
On Ignorant and Insightful Chickens: Why ŽIŽEkian Post Secularity Needs Halberstam’s Shadow Feminism.
By Karen Bray (Wesleyan College, Drew University)
The Catastrophic Joy of Abandoning Salvation: Thinking the Postsecular with Georges Bataille.
By Alex Dubilet (Vanderbilt University)
Negotiating Terrain: Gender and the Postsecular?
By Beatrice Marovich (Hanover College) ; Alex Dubilet (Vanderbilt University)
Religion, Secularity, Gender, Violence, & Death.
By Beatrice Marovich (Hanover College)
Beyond Ecological Democracy: Black Feminist Thought and the End of Man.
By Eric Daryl Meyer (Loyola Marymount University)
What’s Missing in the Turn to Paul?: Identity and Difference in Postsecular Theology.
By Katharine Sarah Moody (Independent Scholar)
Machines of Loving Grace: Angels, Cyborgs, and Postsecular Labour.
By Marika Rose (Winchester University)