... Nationalism . New York: Norton, 2006 . Griffith, R. Marie. God's Daughters: Evangelical Women and the Power of Submission . Berkeley: u of California p, 1997 . ———. Born-Again Bodies: Flesh and Spirit in American Christianity . California Studies in Food and Culture 12. Berkeley: u of California p...

... into tattletales for the gods; the swarm becomes an instrument of antidemocratic, philosophical espionage. Brown University and differences : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2009 page dubois is Distinguished Professor of Classics and Comparative Literature in the Department of Literature...

... change. This article examines three examples of social tie that are structured around the desire of the founder and the anxiety it induces: the interdiction of sacrifice and the worship of an absent God in the religion of Moses, the role of the transference in Freud's invention of psychoanalysis...

... . This conception of correspondence as friendly accord elucidates the notion of impersonal intimacy Bersani described earlier in the book as remaining in touch, through memory, with a god we followed. Correspondence also recalls Bersani’s earlier Baudelaire and Freud , where Baudelairean “Correspondances” signal...

... . New York: Three Rivers, 1998 . Deacon, Terrence. The Symbolic Species: The Co-evolution of Language and the Brain . New York: Norton, 1997 . Debray, Regis. God: An Itinerary . Trans. Jeffrey Mehlman. London: Verso, 2004 . Deleuze, Gilles, and Félix Guattari. A Thousand Plateaus...

..., 1994 . 73 -81. ———. No More Excuses: Be the Man God Made You to Be . Wheaton, il: Crossway, 1996 . Foucault, Michel. “Society Must Be Defended”: Lectures at the Collège de France 1975–76 . 1976 . Trans. David Macey. Ed. Mauro Bertaini and Alessandro Fontana. New York: Picador, 2003...

..., rather than affirming their complex history in which is situated, for example, the link between written law and God's disappearance from the field of human perception? According to that interpretation, Jesus would be the God present to the senses of living mortals, the divine made perceptible again...

..., laying his hand on her head to calm her. In the next scenes we see Shin-ae transformed: composed, smiling, and sociable, she tells her friends she has found inner peace through God. The heaviness that had been weighing on her heart...

..., as the pious man who moves his lips in the church may only pretend to believe in God while he secretly thinks of himself as an atheist, or does not think at all, acting as he does only to be left alone by parents, teachers, and pastors. 9 The question of self-recognition, together with the phantasmic...

.... “For God So Loved the World?” Christianity, Patriarchy, and Abuse . Ed. Joanne Carlson Brown and Carole R. Bohn. New York: Pilgrim, 1989 . 1 -30. Cabana, Donald A. Death at Midnight: The Confession of an Executioner . Boston: Northeastern up, 1996 . Callins v. Collins . 510 u.s. 1141. No. 93...

...,” it is important to remember that the entire chapter on religion reflects a dialectic of light and dark and that Apollo, the god of the oracle, is also the god of the sun ( Sonne ), so that these German words, which usually mean “prudence” and “the imprudent,” cannot but evoke Hegel’s lumenology. 37 Hegel...

... . Wilamowitz-Moellendorf U. von. Euripides Ion . Berlin : n.p ., 1926 . Discourses of Sexual Violation in Mythic Accounts and Dramatic Versions of "The Girl's Tragedy" A DEL ESC AFt' R 0 A number of Greek myths about virgins who have premarital sexual relations with gods share a basic pattern which...

...). The introversion of sensual energy gives rise simultaneously to metaphysical ideas, and, through the production of such ideas, to the practice of asceticism that leads to a further deterioration of sensual life. Thanks to the emergence of the "highest concepts," for instance, the concepts of God, sin...

... . Irigaray Luce . “ Wonder: A Reading of Descartes, The Passions of the Soul. ” An Ethics of Sexual Difference . Trans. Burke Carolyn and Gill Gillian C. . Ithaca : Cornell UP , 1993 . 72 – 83 . Janowski Zbigniew . “ Descartes and His God .” Unpublished ms. Keates Debra...

... of femininity in particular. Nietzsche himself crystallizes these themes in his repeated declaration that he is the last disciple of Dionysus, god of sexuality, intoxi- cation, and boundary transgression. While many have made inroads...

... obedience of all servants to all masters. On the plane of religion, morality, and the sexual politics of everyday life, he inevitably will cut the audacious figure of a man who uses women for his sexual pleasure from the age of sixteen until his conversion to Christianity at thirty-two, praying to God...

... Sunday 2: May God Save This Honorable Court! 13 Aug. 2005 . www.frc.org/get.cfm?i=LH05H04 . ———. “ Justice Sunday 3 Simulcast Transcript .” Justice Sunday 3: Proclaim Liberty throughout the Land. 8 Jan. 2006 . ———. “ Liberty Sunday Transcript [partial] .” Liberty Sunday: Defending Our First...

... to earthly life (e.g., God, or the sovereign as His representative) will differ from the economy between life and power in a society in which the source of power is immanent to earthly life. But in both cases, there will be some economic...

... as to disrupt this condition of blessedness with a counter-certitude or with the petty claim that plenitude is deluded? One reason the gods themselves are said to renounce all hope of combating stupidity is that it offers no place of intervention which would not merely produce a boomerang effect, returning...

... declarations begin to take on a whole new intensity that contrasts sharply with various actual discursive failures—his conversations with Jeffers, with Balq, with God, and his first and only one with Michael. Toller’s meaning begins to echo Travis Bickle’s in Taxi Driver and signals, perhaps announces...