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The Flight of the Intellectuals
by Jessica PolebaumIn his recently published The Flight of the Intellectuals (Melville House Publishing, 2010), Paul Berman, writer in residence at New York University, sets out, via a reading of the thought...
Out there: Perspectives on the study of Black metaphysical religion
Out there: Perspectives on the study of Black metaphysical religion
Out there: Perspectives on the study of Black metaphysical religion
Prophetic blackness: The legendary tale of Alexander Bedward, “the flying preacher”
Is this all there is
What’s more? or, An answer to the question “Is this all there is?”
by Mark Cauchi
...we experience and so think the latter. Image credit: Anish Kapoor, Mother as a Void, 1988. Fibreglass and pigment. 205 x 205 x 230 cm. ©Anish Kapoor, 2017. Used by...
Uprising in Egypt
Egypt at the crossroads
by Mbaye Lo...a local grocery store. “Soon the Jama’a (Muslim Brotherhood) will ban it.” The store owner, Mr. Ahmad, nodded. “Allah yastur al balad, [May god protect the country]—it will be like...
Is this all there is
American carpe diem
by David Marno
...that fanaticism of any sort would be held at bay. Eight and a half years later, it seems that the balance was too precarious to survive Obama’s presidency. What has...
Is this all there is
Money—flat, broad, and deep
by Devin Singh
...a prior regime of representation still open to the depth of the sign. This was an age where money was believed to possess inherent value, matching the gold of which...
Couture and the death of the real: A response to Heavenly Bodies
The soulful, comic defiance of Heavenly Bodies
An Atheism that Is Not Humanist
An atheism a theologian can love
by James K. A. Smith...and Derrida a background milieu that I had previously failed to appreciate. Indeed, it’s striking how differently Geroulanos’s frame illuminates French thought into the ’60s and ’70s—like casting black light...