Archive Keyword: philosophical-anthropology

Ancestral Devotion, New England Conservation, and the Challenge of Environmental Justice

Daniel Mckanan

Seated at the Cross: What Black Disabled Bodies Can Teach US About Environmental Justice

Robert Monson

The Image of God and Our Vocation of the Soil

Mick Pope

Binding Freedom: Embodiment of the Secular and Religious

Kevin Hujing

Embodied Restoration: the Cultivation of Quality of Life and Death

Stella Indira Auer

Embodied Trauma and Healing

Anna Westin; Magdalena Sedmak

The Imagination in Spinoza: the Moral Good Between Prophecy and the Amor Dei Intellectualis

Caterina Gaetano

The Re-Enchantment of Bodies: the Transformative Power of Charismatic Healings in the “World of Phenomena”

Anna-Maria Magnasco

Life After Life: a Figure of Thought in Walter Benjamin

Daniel Weidner

A Review of Peter Sloterdijk, Spheres, Volume One: Bubbles

Benjamin Fong

Education as Event: a Conversation with John D. Caputo.

John D. Caputo; T. Wilson Dickinson

An interview with theologian and philosopher of religion John D. Caputo is presented. Caputo proposes a new framework for education built on...

Odradek’s Laughter

Erica Weitzman

Spheres, Volume One: Bubbles.

Benjamin Fong

The article reviews the book

Strange Animal

Lissa McCullough

The Figure of the Stranger: a Possibility for Transcendental Minimalism or Radical Subjectivity

Katerina Kolozova

Human, Life, and Other Sacred Stuff

William Robert

Shylock Between Exception and Emancipation: Shakespeare, Schmitt, Arendt

Julia Reinhard Lupton