Looking for Religion in Foucault
For Foucault, religion is distinguished by how it inscribes language on bodies. By Mark Jordan
Tag: Christianity
Is Being Religious “Intellectually Dishonest”?
How the dialogue between believers and nonbelievers is changing—for the better.
by Hans Joas
The Unholy Trinity of the French Enlightenment
How mystics, radicals, and philosophers shared heretical views of the self in 18th-century France. A Q&A with CHARLY COLEMAN The traditional consensus on the Enlightenment describes a compellingly simple narrative. It portrays humankind’s emergence from the shadows of blind faith and self-denial to its discovery …
