Heidegger

[Michael Pugliese]

In the last year or so I've seen a
plethora of trumped up god-talk... the s(ub)lime body of god and all that...
drawing on psychoanalysis, cultural studies, film and literature... pretty
clever stuff even though it spins in circles... kind of reminds one that
historiography is probably more important than the history of ideas.

Anyway, I encountered Dallmayr through Habermas, Modernity and Public
Theology
(1992) and it kind of turned me off.

ken

  So good to have you back you rascallion Canadian, Ken!

  God-Talk from the Homo' Pomo's,
"Que(e)rying religion : a critical anthology / edited by Gary David Comstock
and Susan E. Henking.
New York : Continuum, 1997." "Materialist" anti-God-Talk from the
Red-Orangers, "The Material Queer:A Lesbigay Cultural Studies Reader.Ed. by
Donald Morton, Syracuse University
Paperback.

   What about another Habermasian collection,
http://mitpress.mit.edu/book-home.tcl?isbn=0262580748
"Observations on "The Spiritual Situation of the Age"
Michael Pugliese