... This chapter explores common threads between the theological critiques of the Hebrew prophets in the Old Testament, the origins of Christianity, Marx’s critique of capitalism, and Latin American liberation theology atheism prophets theology creationism alterity ...

...” of theology in its biblical context, as reflected in texts from both the Old and New Testaments. This includes exploration from this perspective of Bartolomé de las Casas’s critique of the Spanish conquest of the Americas, the Sermon on the Mount and other biblical texts, and exposition of the bases...

... This chapter explores the emergence of “fetishism” as an expression of the “sacrificial logic” of theology in its biblical context, as reflected in texts from both the Old and New Testaments. This includes exploration from this perspective of Bartolomé de las Casas’s critique of the Spanish...

... Through a close reading of the film Testament (1988), about a woman who makes a journey of return to Ghana after years of political exile, this chapter investigates montage strategies that are distinctive to the poetic handling of archival materials in the Black Audio Film Collective oeuvre...

... This chapter scrutinizes the American Cold War memories of the Asia-Pacific War that figured prominently in the impassioned dissension over the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum’s planned exhibit to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the end of World War II. Simultaneously a testament...

... materially and formally, to provide a kinetic and kinaesthetic experience of meaning. The paintings and films are each marked by a language of accretion and assemblage, both testaments to processes of flux and becoming, and together they perform the duties of a conduit. In this capacity, they become entry...

... and philosophical questioning. The chapter’s climax tells the story of a minor operation on one of her sons which almost becomes dangerous and threatening due to racial and gender stereotyping of black boys and ends on the Jewish concept of “the welcomed stranger” encoded in the words of Ruth of the Old Testament...

... was not able to enjoy the final fruits of his labors—in March 1980, after the coup by General Luis García Meza, he was brutally assassinated by the most reactionary sector of the military. His account of the hunger strike has been called his “spiritual and political testament.” ...

... War that figured prominently in the impassioned dissension over the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum’s planned exhibit to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the end of World War II. Simultaneously a testament to the 1990s culture wars, the Smithsonian controversy demonstrated how...

...Journeying Through a close reading of the film Testament (1988), about a woman who makes a journey of return to Ghana after years of political exile, this chapter investigates montage strategies that are distinctive to the poetic handling of archival materials in the Black Audio Film...

... by the most reactionary sector of the military. His account of the hunger strike has been called his “spiritual and political testament.” The political career of Marcelo Quiroga Santa Cruz (1931–80) followed an unusual trajectory—from a privileged family background, he gradually developed...

... for a Testament or a tract like “What Did the Angel Wipe It Out With?” from the United States Christian Commission under flag of truce; see Books and Libraries in Camp and Battle, 62–65. For the curious fate of the Richmond warehouse when it was moved to Chicago years later, see Bruce Klee, “They Paid to Enter...

... for a Testament or a tract like “What Did the Angel Wipe It Out With?” from the United States Christian Commission under flag of truce; see Books and Libraries in Camp and Battle, 62–65. For the curious fate of the Richmond warehouse when it was moved to Chicago years later, see Bruce Klee, “They Paid to Enter...