...Roland Boer Why has Christian communism always remained a peripheral if persistent feature of Christianity? This study explores the origins of the idea in the biblical book of Acts of the Apostles, the foregrounding of such communism in the work of Friedrich Engels, Rosa Luxemburg, and Karl Kautsky...

...Kathleen Biddick Kathleen Biddick questions the political-theological turn in contemporary political philosophy with its focus on efforts to “deconstruct Christianity.” She argues that the Christian institutional imaginary (inaugurated by Paul’s ekklesia and adumbrated by the medieval management...

... Jean François . Discours, Figure . Paris : Klincksieck , 2002 . Nancy Jean-Luc . Corpus . Trans. Rand Richard A. . New York : Fordham UP , 2008 . ---. Dis-Enclosure: The Deconstruction of Christianity . Trans. Bergo Bettina Malenfant Gabril Smith Michael B...

...Christian J. Buckley Copyright © 2019 Christian J. Buckley 2019 Christian J. Buckley Phagophobia Slosh an ice cube around my mouth until it melts into a reason to touch you. I want men who don t know what an onomatopoeia is but live as if one. Crackle, clang, rasp, roar, and rip me into some...

...Christian P. Haines; Christian P. Haines; Peter Hitchcock This article examines the poetry of Danez Smith as a practice of commoning. It introduces the concept of the uncommons as a way of thinking about how African American literature, culture, and political practice develop egalitarian forms...

...Christian P. Haines; Peter Hitchcock; Christian P. Haines; Peter Hitchcock This article introduces the dossier “Is There a Place for the Commons?” by briefly explaining the concepts of the common (no s ) and the commons (with an s ) in terms of their philosophical, political, social, and historical...

...Peter Hitchcock; Christian P. Haines; Christian P. Haines; Peter Hitchcock These theses are meant not as the final word on the concept or praxis of the commons but as words inspiring readers to imagine alternatives to the status quo. They cover topics including social reproduction, the knowledge...

...Christian Nagle © 2013 Christian Nagle 2013 Christian Nagle Spook Casal Palocco, 1972 In the villa on Via del Canale della Lingua, a third woman —​Aunt Lucy, this time —​ confided to you the story of cold hands at night, a pressure at her throat —​not lethal...

...Christian Detisch © 2015 Christian Detisch 2015 Christian Detisch this is not a poem about longing the absence of love or sentimentality (sentimentality my friend says is for people who can’t handle real emotions) since I think you would hate that kind...

...Jill Felicity Durey This article discusses John Galsworthy’s activist writing and beliefs concerning animal welfare within the context of modern twentieth-and twenty-first-century theoreticians, commentators, and leaders from a range of different disciplines, including Christian and secular...

...Amy Hollywood Through a reading of the dynamic structure of Jacques Derrida’s “Passions: ‘An Oblique Offering,’” the essay suggests that the relationship between Derrida and the Christian tradition might best be understood not through what Derrida reads—Pseudo-Dionysius, Meister Eckhart...

.... That is, the traditional topography of Christianity offered itself as a useful language of social critique. At the same time, the need for a language of social critique helped sustain the fading relevance of the Christian cast of characters. Satan, whom the nineteenth-century...

... and Realism . Melbourne : re.press . Bynum Caroline Walker . 2011 . Christian Materiality: An Essay on Religion in Late Medieval Europe . New York : Zone . Capella Martianus . 1977 . De nuptiis philologiae et Mercurii. [The marriage of philology and Mercury] . Translated by Stahl...

... critique of representations of women and animals. Adams has been prolific, writing and editing work on animals, feminism, and Christianity. She has edited Ecofeminism and the Sacred (Continuum, 1993); Animals and Women: Feminist Theoretical Explorations (with Josephine Donovan...

... Christian Schwägerl . 2011 . “ Living in the Anthropocene: Toward a New Global Ethos .” Yale Environment 360 , January 24 . e360.yale.edu/feature/living_in_the_anthropocene_toward_a_new_global_ethos/2363/ . Crutzen Paul Stoermer Eugene F. . 2000 . “ The ‘Anthropocene.’ ” Global...

... on The Christian Tradition in Modern British Verse Drama: The Poetics of Sacramental Time (Rutgers UP, 1967), although it also drew on his interest in Christian existentialism. That interest also led to his editing the anthology A Casebook on Existentialism (1966; rev. as Existentialism: A Casebook, 1976...

... : Hermann . Nancy Jean-Luc . 2008 . “Prayer Demythified,” translated by Smith Michael B. . In Dis-Enclosure: The Deconstruction of Christianity , 129 – 38 . New York : Fordham University Press . Prozorov Sergei . 2012 . “The Prayer of Pussy Riot: From Parody to Profanation...

... and void. Instead of playing by the existing rules, I wrote a dissertation about John Donne’s subversive use of Christianity, neoplatonism, and alchemy, which I defined as cultural codes. I focused on Donne because I love his poetry, and I approached it semiotically because of a nascent...

... blogs at seanlovelace.com. Christian Nagle has published or has forthcoming poetry, essays, translations, interviews, and prose fiction in Paris Review, Esquire, Raritan, Southwest Review, Partisan Review, New England Review, Antioch Review, Measure, TLR, Kyoto Journal, Quick Fiction...

... another point of view, is deconstruction not the mechanism of recharging that is internal to the same Christianism, as you underscored recently in another text? This is the reason why one cannot sacrifice the sacrificial paradigm without falling again into the dialectic of subjection...