This post is, in a sense, a reply to Derrida’s Post Card. I want to make an attempt at a non-philosophical reply in the sense that François Laruelle has given
Year: 2018
Kavanaugh And The “Katechon”, Or The End Of Politics As We Know It (Carl Raschke)
Now that it is over, the vicious political battle that raged these past two weeks over the Brett Kavanaugh nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court appears less significant for its
Nor On The Soles of Her Shoes? The King Of Infinite Space (Roger Green)
The tendency toward universalizing concepts has its legacy within the foundation of Religious Studies as a discipline, which, though little known outside the field, has recently interrogated its underwritten Protestant
Rethinking Capitalism And Community Development – The Strengths Of Praxis, Part 2 (Tony Ward)
The following is the second part of a two-part installment. The first part can be found here. The Design Process In keeping with the general mission of the project to
Rethinking Capitalism And Community Development – The Strengths Of Praxis, Part 1 (Tony Ward)
The following is the first part in a two-part installment. Author Note: This article comes from a paper that was originally presented at the Critical Education in an Era of
Carl Schmitt And The True German Origins Of Political Theology (Jonathan Cole)
“Sovereign is he who decides on the exception.” Thus opens the book that is said to have given birth to political theology—Carl Schmitt’s Political Theology, published in German in 1922.
One Divides Into Two – The French Connection Of Mao, May, And Today (Jonathan Fardy)
“One divides into two.” This enigmatic phrase once functioned as the ideological lynchpin of the Cultural Revolution. Maoism redrew the profile of Marxist theory. The dialectic, understood as an ideological
How “Progressive” Is Identity Politics – Really? (Carl Raschke)
The language of identity has at long last come into its own as the a true lingua franca within the universe of progressivist political discourse, even though it is shot
Capitalism and Community Health – What We Can Learn From Indigenous Communities, Part 2 (Tony Ward)
The following is the second part in a two-part installment. The first part can be found here. Indigenous Health Epistemes This capitalist model of health and the view of the
Capitalism And Community Health – What We Can Learn From Indigenous Communities, Part 1 (Tony Ward)
The following is the first in a two-part installment. Author’s Note: The late Joe Kincheloe draws our attention to the value that the cultures of the colonised but unbowed indigenous