Althusser And Theology

Agon Hamza is a PhD candidate in Philosophy at the Postgraduate School ZRC SAZU in Ljubljana, Slovenia. He serves as the co-editor-in-chief of the international philosophical journal Crisis and Critique. His latest publications are Repeating Žižek (2015), a co-authored book with Slavoj Žižek, entitled From Myth to Symptom: The Case of Kosovo (2013) and Althusser and Pasolini: Philosophy, Marxism and Film (2016).

• AcknowledgementsList of ContributorsIntroduction: Althusser’s Christian Marxism Agon HamzaChapter 1Althusser and Religion Stanislas BretonChapter 2Althusser’s Religious RevolutionRoland BoerChapter 3Althusser and the Problem of EschatologyWarren MontagChapter 4Christianity as a ConditionAgon HamzaChapter 5Splitting Althusser at the Point of ReligionGabriel TupinambáChapter 6Between Hegel and Marx: History and Theology in the Early AlthusserGeoff PfeiferChapter 7Althusser’s Spinozism and the Problem of TheologyKnox PedenChapter 8Escathology à la Cantonade: Althusser beyond DerridaVittorio Morfino Chapter 9Paul of Tarsus, Thinker of the ConjunctureTed StolzeChapter 10From the ‘Hidden God’ to the Materialism of the Encounter: Althusser and PascalPanagiotis SotirisChapter 11From the ‘International of Decent Feelings’ to the International of Decent Actions: Althusser’s Relevance for the Environmental Conjuncture of Late Capitalism Jana TsonevaChapter 12Battles of Nostalgic Proportion: The Transformations of Islam-as-Historical-Force in the Ideological Matrix of a Self-Affirming ‘West’Isa BlumiBibliographyIndex