Journal Archives
Volume, Issue, Seasons
11.2 - spring - JCRT - Table of Contents
Articles - Vol. 11, no. 2 - Spring 2011
Deleuze and New Technology
By Michael J Ardoline (West Chester University)
The Return of Anti-Religion: from Radical Atheism to Radical Theology
By John D Caputo (Syracuse University, Villanova Unive rsity)
The Monstrosity of the Other
By Clayton Crockett (University of Central Arkansas, Wesley College, College of William and Mary)
Radical Narcissism and the Freedom to Choose Otherwise: a Critique of HÄGglund’s Derrida
By Daniel M Finer (Syracuse University)
The Radical Evil of Deconstruction: a Reply to John D. Caputo
By Martin Hägglund (Harvard Society of Fellows)
Christ in Circulation: the Eucharistic Exchange and Money
By Geoffrey Holsclaw (Marquette University)
Homosexuality and the Crisis of Anglicanism
By Gavin Hyman (University of Lancaster, UK)
Sacramental Poetics at the Dawn of Secularism: When God Left the World
By Daniel J McClain (The Catholic University of America)
The Monstrosity of ŽIŽEk’s Christianity
By Carl A. Raschke (University of Denver)
Operation Neptune Spear
By Jeffrey W Robbins (Lebanon Valley College, Le Moyne College)
The Secret That God Keeps from US: on the Necessary Plurality of Religions in Kant
By Cory Stockwell (University of King's College)
Absolute Christ or ‘Wdcd?’: the Question of Christian Materiality in the Monstrosity of Christ: Paradox or Dialectic
By Victor Taylor (Independent Scholar)
Rethinking Fundamentalism: Ruhollah Knomeini, Mawlana Mawdudi, and the Fundamentalist Model
By Simon A Wood (Univeristy of Nebraska-Lincoln)
The Death of God: an Investigation into the History of the Western Concept of God
By Santiago Zabala (ICREA Research Professor at the University of Barcelona)
11.1 - winter - JCRT - Table of Contents
Special Edition: Michel Foucault and St. Paul - Vol. 11, no. 1 - Winter 2010
‘Reappearance of Paul, ’Sick”: Foucault’s Biopolitics and the Significance of Pasolini’s Apostle
By Ward Blanton (University of Glasgow, Luther College)
Bio-Paulitics
By Arne De Boever (California Institute of the Arts)
The Report of 1 Corinthians 5 in Critical Dialogue with Foucault
By Ronald Charles (University of Toronto)
The Pauline Ellipsis in Foucault’s Genealogy of Christianity
By Matthew Chrulew (Macquarie University)
On the Persistence of Cynic Motifs
By Sophie Fuggle (King's College, London)
All Things to All People: Unravelling the Structure of the Apostolic Panopticon
By David R Glowacki (University of Bristol)
The Violence of Care: an Analysis of Foucault’s Pastor
By Christopher Mayes (Centre for Values, Ethics and the Law in Medicine, University of Sydney)
Becoming a Subject: the Case of Michel Foucault and Paul
By Valérie Nicolet Anderson (Emory University)
On the Pauline Roots of Biopolitics: Apostle Paul in Company with Foucault and Agamben
By Mika Ojakangas (University of Jyvaskyla)
Faith, Grace, and the Destruction of Tradition: a Hermeneutic-Genealogical Reading of the Pauline Letters
By Hans Ruin (Sodertorn University College, Stockholm)
10.3 - summer - JCRT - Table of Contents
Postmodernism, Culture and Religion 4 - Vol. 10, no. 3 - Summer 2010
Too Poor for Measure: Working with Negri on Poverty and Fabulation
By Daniel Colucciello Barber (ICI Berlin for Cultural Inquiry, Marymont Manhattan College) ; Anthony Paul Smith (University of Nottingham)
Christ, History and Apocalyptic: the Politics of Christian Mission
By Daniel Colucciello Barber (ICI Berlin for Cultural Inquiry, Marymont Manhattan College)
Anatheism: Returning to God After God
By John Burkey (Siena College)
The German Discovery of the World: Renaissance Discoveries with the Strange and Marvelous
By Mary B Campbell (Brandeis University)
Spooky Noises: Ghosts in the Music Machine of Paul D. Miller (Aka Dj Spooky)
By Joshua Delpech-Ramey (Rowan Universit, Villanova University) ; DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid
The Last Professors: the Corporate University and the Fate of the Humanities
By Gary Grieve-Carlson (Lebanon Valley College)
Regionalism or Provincialism?: Theology and the Seemingly Continual Crisis in Religious Studies
By Mike Grimshaw (University of Canterbury, New Zealand)
A Tale of Two Doublets: Derrida and Kierkegaard
By Jeffrey Hanson (Boston College)
Queering Kierkegaard: Sin, Sex, and Critical Theory
By Ada S Jaarsma (Mount Royal University)
Following the Words: Heidegger’s Account of Religion as Nachfolge
By Robert D Metcalf (Univeristy of Colorado, Denver)
Postmodernism, Culture and Religion 4: The Future of Continental Philosophy of Religion
By John D Caputo (Syracuse University, Villanova Unive rsity)
God in the Gallery: a Christian Embrace of Modern Art
By Francis Sanzaro (Syracuse University)
Einstein’s Jewish Science
By Stephen J Stern (Gettysburg College) ; Steven Gimbel (Gettysburg College, Millsaps College)
Open Spaces, Liminal Places: the Deployment of the Sacred in the Open City
By Jonathan David York ( South Dakota State University, American University in Bulgaria)
10.2 - spring - JCRT - Table of Contents
New from JCRT - 10.2 Spring 2010
Vision, Paranoia, and the Creative Power of Obsessive Interpretation
By Aaron Bibb (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
‘There Have Been Pictures Here’: Spirit Photography and Projective Mediumship in Tribute to Freud
By Amaranth Borsuk (University of Southern California)
Symptom or Inspiration?: H.D., Freud and, the Question of Vision
By Merrill Cole (Western Illinois University)
Accurate Mystery: Robert Duncan’s H. D. Bibliography Critically Annotated
By Robert Duncan ; Amy Evans ( Kings College, London)
Transcription Notes
By Amy Evans ( Kings College, London)
‘An Unusual Way to Think’: Trilogy’s Oracular Poetics
By Erin M McNellis (University of California, Irvine)
‘Tear US an Altar’: Erotic Violence and the Self-Unmade Prophet
By Shannon McRae (SUNY, Fredonia)
H.D. and the Archaeology of Religion
By Colbey Emmerson-Reid (North Carolina State University, York College of Pennsylvania)
The Anthropologic Eye: H.D.‘S Call for a New Poetics
By Lisa Simon ( University of Missoula, Montana)
Transcription Notes
By Robert Duncan ; Amy Evans ( Kings College, London)
10.1 - winter - Table of Contents
The Secular to Come: Interrogating the Derridean ‘Secular’
By Mark Cauchi (York University )
Human, Life, and Other Sacred Stuff
By William Robert (Syracuse University)
Moments of Intense Presence: a Conversation with David Wood
By David C Wood ; J Aaron Simmons (FURMAN UNIVERSITY, Hendrix College, Vanderbilt University)