Journal Archives
Volume, Issue, Seasons
13.2 - summer - JCRT - Table of Contents
The Cultural and Political Life of Zombies - A JCRT Special Edition - 13.2 Summer 2014
Beyond the Pulpit: Women’s Rhetorical Roles in the Antebellum Religious Press.
By Kerrie L. Carsey (York College of Pensylvania)
Living in the Land of the Dead: George Romero, Gilles Deleuze, and the Question of the Zombie.
By Vernon W. Cisney (Gettysburg College)
Doing the Zombie Glitch; Haptic Undeadliness as a Political Theory.
By Simon Clark (Goldsmiths, University of London)
Beyond Religion: from Shamanism to Religion to Post-Religious Spirituality.
By Sharon L. Coggan (University of Colorado Denve)
The Watching Dead: the Panoptic Gaze and Ideologic Zombies.
By Christopher M. Flavin (Northeastern State University)
Out of the Woods ? on ŽIŽEk’s Less Than Nothing.
By Adam Kotsko (Shimer College, Chicago Theological Seminary )
Zombie 2.0: Subjectivation in Times of Apocalypse.
By Yari Lanci (Goldsmiths, University of London)
Adorno, ŽIŽEk and the Zombie: Representing Mortality in an Age of Mass Killing.
By Gary A. Mullen (Gettysburg College)
From the Classical Polis to the Neoliberal Camp: Mapping the Biopolitical Regimes of the Undead in Dawn of the Dead, Zombi 2 and 28 Days Later.
By Tamas Nagypal (York University, Toronto)
The Walking Dead as Conservative Cultural Critique.
By Charles Nuckolls (Brigham Young University)
Religion, Politics, and the Earth: the New Materialism.
By Anindya Sekhar Purakayastha (SKB University, India)
Beyond the Metaphor: Gay Zombies and the Challenge to Homonormativity.
By Xavier Aldana Reyes (Manchester Metropolitan University)
The Problem with Grace: Reconfiguring Political Theology.
By Jeffrey Scholes (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs)
A review of Lisa J. Shaver, Beyond the Pulpit: Women s Rhetorical Roles in the Antebellum Religious Press
By Kerrie L. Carsey (York College of Pensylvania)
The Walking Flesh:Zombies, Narrative Desire, and the Apostle Paul’s Anxious Account of Embodiment.
By Larry T. Shillock (Wilson College)
The Cultural Un/life of Zombies
By Victor Taylor (Independent Scholar) ; Dennis M Weiss (York College of Pennsylvania)
The Cultural UN/Life of Zombies.
By Dennis M Weiss (York College of Pennsylvania) ; Victor Taylor (Independent Scholar)
Religion and Hip Hop.
By Joseph Winters (University of North Carolina, Charlotte)
13.1 - winter - JCRT - Table of Contents
Decoloniality and Crisis - A JCRT Special Edition - 13.1 Winter 2014
The Immanent Refusal of Conversion.
By Daniel Colucciello Barber (ICI Berlin for Cultural Inquiry, Marymont Manhattan College)
Exploring the Decolonial Imaginary: Four Transnational Lives.
By Karen Bray (Wesleyan College, Drew University)
More Than Belief: a Materialist Theory of Religion.
By Elijah Prewitt-Davis (Mount St. Joseph University, Drew University)
Anti-Cartesian Meditations: on the Orign of the Philosophical Anti-Discourse of Modernity.
By Enrique Dussel (Department of Philosophy (UAM-Iztapalapa, Mexico))
Rewriting Exodus: American Futures from Du Bois to Obama.
By Bo Eberle (Union Theology Seminary in New York)
Radical Multiculturalism and Women of Color Feminisms.
By Maria Lugones (Binghamton University)
Transcending Dimorphism: Afro-Cuban Ritual Praxis and the Rematerialization of the Body.
By Xhercis Méndez (SUNY, Oneonta)
The Darker Side of Western Modernity: Global Futures, Decolonial Options.
By Jordan E. Miller (Salve Regina University)
Decoloniality and Crisis Introduction
By Nikolay Karkov ; Jeffrey W Robbins (Lebanon Valley College, Le Moyne College)
Decolonizing Mass Incarceration: “Flesh Will Wear Out Chains”
By Mark Lewis Taylor (Princeton Theological Seminary)
On Lost Crisitunities, Vanishing Postsoviet and Decolonization of Thinking, Being and Perception.
By Madina Tlostanova (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (Moscow))
The Borderlines of Theodicy.
By Martin Woessner (The City College of New York)
12.3 - spring - JCRT - Table of Contents
JCRT Special Issue: Globalization Theory - 12.3 Spring 2013
Christianity and Contemporary Politics: the Conditions and Possibility of Faithful Witness.
By Laura E. Alexander (University of Virginia)
Messianic Themes in South Asian Literature: Reading Bibhutibhushan Banerji in the Light of Agamben.
By Ian Almond ( Georgetown University in Qatar)
The Indiscrete Image: Infinitude and Creation of the Human.
By Jason W. Alvis (Stanford University, University of Vienna, University of Denver)
Beyond the 2008 Financial
By Gary Bedford (University of Denver)
Interview with Thomas J. J. Altizer.
By Lissa McCullough (California State University at Dominguez Hills, Los Angeles, Hanover College)
Continental Divide: Heidegger, Cassirer, Davos.
By Leslie C. Miller (Colorado Mesa University)
Zapatismo and the Global Origins of Occupy.
By Thomas Nail (University of Denver)
Demographics as Destiny: Globalization and the Resurgence of Religion Through Fertility.
By Joshua Ramos (University of Colorado, Denver)
Peter Sloterdijk as “First Philosopher” of Globalization
By Carl A. Raschke (University of Denver)
The Decontexualization of Asian Religious Practices in the Context of Globalization
By Brooke Schedneck (Chiangmai University, Thailand)
From Alchemy to Revolution: a Conversation with Carl A. Raschke.
By Carl A. Raschke (University of Denver) ; Victor Taylor (Independent Scholar)
12.2 - fall - JCRT - Table of Contents
JCRT Special Issue: Pedagogical Exercises and Theories of Practice - 12.2 Fall 2012
The Intelligence of the Book: the Religious Studies Classroom as Translation Workshop.
By Joseph Ballan (University of Copenhagen)
Beyond Moral Development: Re-Theorizing Ethical Practices in Service Learning.
By Joe Blosser (High Point University)
Psalm Recitation and Post-Secular Time: Augustine, the Ipod, and Psalm 90.
By Brian Britt (Virginia Tech)
Education as Event: a Conversation with John D. Caputo.
By John D Caputo (Syracuse University, Villanova Unive rsity) ; T Wilson Dickinson (Transylvania University)
Silence, Prayer, and Desire in Pedagogical Practices: a Conversation with Sarah Coakley.
By Sarah Coakley (Univeristy of Cambridge) ; Tamsin Jones (Trinity College, University of Victoria)
Pedagogy and Radical Equality: RanciÈRe’s Ignorant Schoolmaster.
By Clayton Crockett (University of Central Arkansas, Wesley College, College of William and Mary)
Teaching with Fear and Trembling: the Trial of Abraham, the Reader, and the Professor.
By T Wilson Dickinson (Transylvania University)
Teaching with Fear and Trembling: the Trial of Abraham, the Reader, and the Professor
By T Wilson Dickinson (Transylvania University)
Spheres, Volume One: Bubbles.
By Benjamin Fong (Columbia University)
A Review of Peter Sloterdijk, Spheres, Volume One: Bubbles
By Benjamin Fong (Columbia University)
Engaged Philosophy of Religion.
By Philip Goodchild (University of Nottingham)
Three Classroom Readings of ‘Ethnographic Practice’ in Religious Studies.
By Angie Heo (Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity)
Three Classic Readings of ‘Ethnographic Practice’ in Religious Studies‘
By Angie Heo (Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity)
Jesus Beyond Christ: Erri De Luca and the ‘Self as Stumbling Block’
By Elise Montel-Hurlin (Universites de Toulouse et de Lorraine)
Slow Reading: Learning in the Time of the Body.
By Karmen MacKendrick (Le Moyne College)
Slow Reading: Learning the Time of the Body
By Karmen MacKendrick (Le Moyne College)
Teaching for Social Justice: Creating a Context for Transformation.
By Rebecca Todd Peters (Elon University)
Teaching for Social Justice: Creating a Context for Education
By Rebecca Todd Peters (Elon University)
Performing Religiously Between Passion and Resistance.
By William Robert (Syracuse University)
Recalling Our Vocation: a Conversation About Teaching with Mark C. Taylor.
By Mark C Taylor (Columbia University, Williams College) ; Jeffrey Kosky (Washington and Lee University, Bucknell University)
12.1 - winter - Table of Contents
Introduction
By Julia Reinhard Lupton (University of California, Irvine, UC Irvine) ; CJ Gordon
Kinkade, Koons, Kitsch
By Paul Maltby (West Chester University)
Pauline Biopolitics
By Nichole E Miller (University of California, Irvine )