Critical Theory and Early Christianity

Preface: Dialectical Images and Critical Theory
Mathew G. Whitlock
1. Introduction: Making Early Christian Texts Strange (Again)
Matthew G. Whitlock
Part I Walter Benjamin
2. Walter Benjamin and Early Christian Texts
Matthew G. Whitlock
3. Reading, Libraries, and Urban Change in the Shadow of Capitalism and Apocalypse: Reading Walter Benjamin and John of Patmos
Robert Paul Seesengood, Albright College, Pennsylvania
4. "On the Concept of History": St. Augustine and Walter Benjamin
C.A. Levenson, Idaho State University
Part II Gilles Deleuze
5. Gilles Deleuze and Early Christian Texts
Matthew G. Whitlock
6. The Deleuzioguattarian Body of Christ without Organs
B. H. McLean, University of Toronto
7. The Many Acts of the Apostles: Simulacra and Simulation
Matthew G. Whitlock and Philip Tite, University of Washington
8. Face-ing the Nations: Becoming a Majority Empire of God Reterritorialization, Language, and Imperial Racism in Revelation 7:9-17
Sharon Jacob, Pacific School of Religion
Part III Alain Badiou
9. Alain Badiou and Early Christian Texts
Matthew G. Whitlock
10. Christianity Appears First, As Itself
Bruce Worthington, University of Toronto
11. Towards a Vulgar Marxist Reading of Christian Origins Today
James Crossley, St Marys University, London
12. Recapitulating the Event: Reading Irenaeus with Badiou
Hollis Phelps, Mercer University, Georgia
Part IV Judith Butler
13. Judith Butler and Early Christian Texts
Matthew G. Whitlock
14. Paul Exposed: Reading Galatians with Judith Butler
Valerie Nicolet, Institut protestant de theologie, faculte de Paris
15. Mattering Bodies: Animacy and Justice in Origen's On First Principles
Peter Anthony Mena, University of San Diego

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Christian texts; antiquity; Gospels; Apostle; Paul; Revelation; Augustine; Christianity; early Christianity; Christ; body of Christ