...in writing. This language will only be deciphered by means of a perfected computer. So my testimony is addressed to the future, let us say the year 2010. But to...
...awareness of how the problem comes to have stakes. In the late 1970s, coming out as a gay person was indistinguishable—for me—from the arduous project of developing a secular self-understanding....
...that event with the completion of history. All sorts of hard work remains to be done. Agency, to me, is about committing and re-committing to a set of ideas and...
...sovereignty and normative citizenship. Demonological obsession with existential threats—what Michael Rogin calls “counter-subversive” politics—is thus Schmittian decision in American drag. Here, then, is the paradox: Schmitt calls liberalism anti-political because...
...hope is to build on the president’s ideas and explain why they apply not only to Islamic communities, but to religious communities more generally. Three aspects of the approach sketched...
...marshaled on the website as “arguing persuasively . . . for requiring a profession of belief in the Christian religion as a qualification for holding public office.” In fact it...
...clerical, conservative, liberal, and ex-Communists. It is succinctly formulated in the Swiss Catholic philosopher Denis de Rougement’s The Devil’s Share, widely reviewed upon its first publication in 1944. A political...
