Topics in Political Theology and Ethics - “The End of All Flesh”: Embodiment, Economy, Ethics
With reference to recent philosophical work (e.g., Giorgio Agamben, Marie-Jose Mondzain, and Dotan Leshem), the seminar will examine biblical and Christian texts (including Augustine and Simone Weil) relevant to interpreting the relations between embodiment, political economy, eschatology and ethics.
RELIGST 775
Topics in Political Theology and Ethics - “The End of All Flesh”: Embodiment, Economy, Ethics
| Unit(s): 3.0 | Level(s): Graduate | Term(s): Winter | Offered?: No | Language?: No |
With reference to recent philosophical work (e.g., Giorgio Agamben, Marie-Jose Mondzain, and Dotan Leshem), the seminar will examine biblical and Christian texts (including Augustine and Simone Weil) relevant to interpreting the relations between embodiment, political economy, eschatology and ethics.
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