Assoc. Prof. of Religious Studies / writes on religion & ethics, politics, culture / dreams of democracy, art, & other miracles / latest 📙 bit.ly/3CaNe4
In his response to CM's symposium on _Hope in a Secular Age_, @dnewheiser writes, "By sustaining affirmation while facing uncertainty, hope sustains social movements that resist authoritarianism with creativity and courage."
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The journal I co-edit - The Journal for the Academic Study of Religion - has an open call for papers on “Silence as Resistance.” The details are here:
bit.ly/4vnG64Z
Feel free to get in touch if you have an idea you'd like to discuss. We're keen to support new authors!
MUST WATCH: @CBSMiami investigative report gets to the truth behind SB 1296. This bill is not by or for Floridians, but out of state interests dead set on erasing working families constitutional rights to collectively bargain and speak for themselves! cbsnews.com/miami/news/gov-d…
MUST WATCH: @CBSMiami investigative report gets to the truth behind SB 1296. This bill is not by or for Floridians, but out of state interests dead set on erasing working families constitutional rights to collectively bargain and speak for themselves! cbsnews.com/miami/news/gov-d…
MUST WATCH: @CBSMiami investigative report gets to the truth behind SB 1296. This bill is not by or for Floridians, but out of state interests dead set on erasing working families constitutional rights to collectively bargain and speak for themselves! cbsnews.com/miami/news/gov-d…
I will simply never recover from reading this sentence:
"Since Georgia implemented work requirements in 2020, they have spent twice as much on Deloitte consultants and administrative costs as on healthcare for people."
Today, Luke Farrell explains how complex eligibility requirements have turned America’s safety net into a lucrative revenue stream for monopolistic private contractors.
“Critically discuss Emmanuel Levinas’ philosophy of the face (臉) and the other.”
Not something one might have expected to find in this week’s GSAT national Chinese language public exam in Taiwan (broadly equivalent to SATs and A Levels).
just got out of an uber. the driver was telling me how he has to work 16 hour days, seven days a week, at two different jobs to afford rent. he doesn't have healthcare and he worries about retirement. "i would feel a lot better if we owned greenland," he told me. then he cried.
I have a new piece out in the @PolTheoNetwork: "There is Power in Negative Political Theology."
It's the first piece in a symposium on Critical Political Theology, together with King-Ho Leung and Jenny Leith. See the link in the first comment!