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Tag: Michel Foucault

PTN Discussion Group: Foucault and Political Theology

The Political Theology Network is hosting a virtual discussion group on the Journal Political Theology’s Special Issue on Foucault

By Political Theology Network
High Modernism And The Epistemic Origins Of The Crisis Of Neoliberalism

The social is no longer a predicament, but a project.

By Carl Raschke
“Socially Conscious” Capitalism, Or The Extraction Of “Surplus Value” In Progressive Neoliberalism (Carl Raschke)
By Commentary in Political Theology
Political Theology Is Not Theological Enough
By David Newheiser
Nietzsche And The Roots Of “Progressive Neoliberalism” (Carl Raschke)
By Commentary in Political Theology
What’s The Matter With California? The Left’s Capitulation To Neoliberalism (Roger Green)
By Commentary in Political Theology
Luis León And The Formation Of A New Latino Political Spirituality (Roger Green)
By Commentary in Political Theology
On the Insurrectionary Turn In Political Theology (Roger Green)
By Commentary in Political Theology
Are Calls For “Sanctuaries” Well-Intentioned Masks For A Neoliberal Agenda? (Roger Green)
By Current Events
Political Theology And Debt – Confronting The Capitalist Machine (Roger Green)
By Commentary in Political Theology
Foucault’s Care

Foucault’s emphasis on the ‘care of the self’ is usually hailed as a significant challenge to the understanding of ethics. With the tendency of ethics to focus on the ‘other’ and how one relates to that other, the turn to consider the construction of the subject seems to be radical. This was also Foucault’s answer to the perennial problems of ethics . . .

By Roland Boer