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1 online resource (104 pages : 7 illustrations) |
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Routledge Focus on Religion Ser |
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Routledge Focus on Religion Ser
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| Contents |
Cover -- Endorsements -- Half-Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Introduction: Radical material theology and the Earth -- Material sacrality -- Rethinking art with Liubov Popova -- Popova and the life of construction -- Disposition of the chapters -- Notes -- 1 The backdrop: Theology of art from Tillich to Popova -- Tillich's concrete concern -- Objects of not-knowing -- Western viewing habits -- Unity and diversity -- Notes -- 2 Released from Eden -- We are cyborgs -- From creation to construction -- The cyborg constructor -- Theology constructors |
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Notes -- 3 The things you own -- A new everyday -- Art, ritual and second technology -- Beyond comrade and fetish -- Commodity as phantasmagoria -- Second theology -- Notes -- 4 The Christ machine -- From face to machine -- Haraway, Deleuze and dogs -- The stage machine -- The celestial machine -- Notes -- 5 Last thing(ie)s: Eschatology out of joint -- The near and far -- A theology of place -- Radical liturgical theology -- Timemessiness and spacemessiness -- The Christianity machine -- Notes -- Conclusion Second theology: a manifesto -- 1. For second theology, construction is the only given |
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2. Second theology is always political -- 3. Construction works with an infinity of screws, planks, circuit boards, inherited ideas and hands -- 4. Christ is a machine -- 5. Trees make us take off our shoes, as do compasses, and critters, cyborgs, faces and stuff -- 6. Eschatology is about the thingies next to us, because they are always the last -- 7. God is a thingie -- 8. Finitude enables construction -- Bibliography -- Index |
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Introduction: Radical material theology and the Earth Chapter 1. The backdrop: Theology of art from Tillich to Popova Chapter 2. Released from Eden Chapter 3. The things you own Chapter 4. The Celestial machine Chapter 5. Last thing(ie)s: Eschatology out of joint Conclusion: Second theology: a manifesto |
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Restricted: Printing from this resource is governed by The Legal Deposit Libraries (Non-Print Works) Regulations (UK) and UK copyright law currently in force. WlAbNL |
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9780429581694 |
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0429581696 |
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