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Pandemic, religion, and public life

The political theology of corona, the virus with a crown

J. Brent Crosson·

June 11, 2020

A new sovereign—a virus with a crown—has revealed two contrasting realms of the sacred during its own state of emergency.

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Figurative publics: Crowds, protest, and democratic anxieties

Channeling populism

Robert Samet·

March 18, 2020

The first step toward a rigorous analysis of media and populism is to provincialize the influence of charismatic leaders like…

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