... tacitly reconceived race as a danger to the two bodies of political theology. Such religionized race in the metropole led the ensoulment of dangerous populations to become the fundamental concern of state security, thereby advancing the “second pincer” of race as a universal threat that has helped...

... Chapter 2 does for Schmitt’s writings on political theology what chapter 1 did for his writings on the State. As in chapter 1, Galli’s reading reconstructs the internal logic of Schmitt’s theories of political theology (clarifying concepts of secularization, decisionism, and sovereignty along...

... violence political theology Frantz Fanon ...

... flesh politics Kantorowicz political theology endgames of sovereignty crisis of representation ...

... political theology phenomenology vigilance flesh sleep ...

... reason of state Westphalianism political theology sedition population ...

... sovereignty revolution Spain Philippines kalayaan political theology ...

... Carl Schmitt political theology secularization decisionism sovereignty ...

... Lars von Trier Breaking the Waves God split subjectivity political theology ...

... Black nationalism Black religion political theology Marcus Garvey Caribbean migration ...

... not simply dismiss or turn away from religion in search of a secular, decolonial future. Instead, Fanon’s phenomenology of the political hints at the significant place of religion in Fanon’s critique of colonial modernity. This critique is read as a critique of the political theology of coloniality...

... This chapter probes what lies beyond the enduring rational, conscious, Lockean legal subject by speculatively returning to the disregarded body in sleep. The answer is formulated through studies of the phenomenology of sleep and the political theology of the sleeping king, which converge...

... Chapter 4 charts the period between 1914 and 1924 when multiple streams of Caribbean-trained ministers created alternative spaces of spiritual expression steeped in a political theology of racial uplift. The chapter focuses on two pivotal figures, George McGuire and Robert Josias Morgan...