...are saying? Will you ever be the same? Chorus; woman dances in freedom; Madonna dances with male dancers Madonna’s interpretation thus interweaves the themes of liberation and of life as...
Madonna
Is this all there is
What’s more? or, An answer to the question “Is this all there is?”
by Mark Cauchi
...void. This object—the world—is thus created out of the nothingness that it itself contains. As thereby generative, Kapoor names this ovular object a mother. Commenting on his related piece, Madonna...
The New Metaphysicals
The Catholic heresy, again
by Robert Orsi...their families and friends. The Madonna is thought by her faithful to be present to them there in East Harlem; the church and the streets are important to them because...
Couture and the death of the real: A response to Heavenly Bodies
The American romance of the not-so-little black dress
Couture and the death of the real: A response to Heavenly Bodies
Refashioning gender and modern visual theology
here & there
Billy Corgan’s new job—a blog
by Nathan Schneider...have done the same such as Madonna, Tom Cruise, or Mel Gibson. Some might contend that it is in the water out there in Hollywood. You make enough money and...
here & there
Christ and the Terminator
by Laura Duane...surrounded by religious imagery. His father is a mysterious figure who, overcoming time, travels from the future to impregnate Sarah. Sarah herself is a militant Madonna convinced that her son...
Rethinking secularism
Religion and modern communication
by Bryan S. Turner...religious beliefs and practices without any noticeable regard for coherence. It is also a new experimental context in which the iconic can also be the iconoclastic, as represented in Madonna’s...
Rethinking secularism
Pussy Riot’s punk prayer
by Colin Jager...(found here and here), Pussy Riot’s plight became something of an international media sensation. Amnesty International and Madonna took up the cause, and British Prime Minister David Cameron questioned Putin...
Deathless questions and other interviews
Religion for radicals: An interview with Terry Eagleton
by Nathan Schneider...actually, he’s a pre-Christian atheist, because he never understood what Christianity is about in the first place! That would be rather like Madonna calling herself post-Marxist. You’d have to read...