Michel Foucault and Theology : The Politics of Religious Experience (Hardcover)

Contents: Introduction: The enduring problem: Foucault, theology and culture, James Bernauer and Jeremy Carrette; Foucault and the Church in late antiquity: Interpretation of power in 1 Corinthians, Elizabeth A. Catelli; Foucault, the Fathers and sex, Elizabeth A. Clark; Augustine, Foucault and the politics of imperfection, J. Joyce Schuld; Foucault, politics and theology: Michel Foucault's philosophy of religion: an introduction to the non-fascist life, James Bernauer; Power and political spirituality: Michel Foucault on the Islamic revolution in Iran, Michiel Leezenberg; On not knowing who we are: madness, hermeneutics and the night of truth in Foucault, John D. Caputo; Foucault and theological knowledge: Partially desacralized spaces: the religious availability of Foucault's thought, Thomas R. Flynn; Exomologesis and aesthetic reflection: Foucault's response to Habermas, Andrew Cutrofello; From singular to plural domains of theological knowledge: notes toward a Foucaultian new question, Thomas Beaudoin; The More which exceeds us: Foucault, Roman Catholicism and inter-faith dialogue, Henrique Pinto; Foucault, theology and sexuality: Beyond theology and sexuality: Foucault, the self and the que(e)rying of monotheistic truth, Jeremy Carrette; Sodomites and churchmen: the theological invention of homosexuality, Mark D. Jordan; Catholic sex, Michael Mahon; Indexes.