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SUMMARY:Political Theology: The Liberation of the Postsecular?
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LOCATION:Liverpool\, United Kingdom
DESCRIPTION:<p><br> The Association for Continental Philosophy of Religion<br> <br> <a target="_blank">www.hope.ac.uk/acpr</a><br> <br> <br> <br> Keynote speakers<br> <br> Saba Mahmood<br> <br> Catherine Keller<br> <br> Katharine Sarah Moody<br> <br> Richard Seymour<br> <br> <br> <br> Conference Description<br> <br> Political theology names a key site where contemporary philosophical<br> engagement with religion takes place. Through notions such as sovereignty\,<br> messianism\, apocalypse\, hope and fidelity\, a thinking of political grounds<br> and transformations is never far from the theological. The nature of that<br> relationship is\, however\, sharply contested.<br> <br> Is the postsecular a way back to retrieving traditional sources for<br> political sovereignty\, or the opening of new possibilities for religion and<br> politics to interact? Does it represent a further victory for Eurocentric<br> understandings of religion and politics\, or a way to undermine and move<br> beyond them? As the possibility of revolutionary political change is<br> confronted by the &lsquo\;capitalist realist&rsquo\; sense of the impossibility of<br> imagining how things could ever be radically otherwise\, can political<br> theology provide resources for creative advance\, both theoretically and<br> practically?<br> <br> The conference will invite critical and constructive interventions in this<br> debate. Relevant thinkers and traditions of enquiry will include\, for<br> example\, Agamben\, Zizek\, Butler\, Derrida\, Pui-Lan\, Schmitt\, Taubes\, Hardt<br> and Negri\, Spivak\, Macintyre\, Habermas\, Mahmood\, Foucault\, Cone\,<br> postcolonialism\, new materialism\, radical orthodoxy\, liberation theologies\,<br> feminist theology\, queer theology and pragmatism.</p>\n<p>Steven Shakespeare: <a href="mailto:shakess@hope.ac.uk">shakess@hope.ac.uk</a></p>
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