Blogs about: Rene Girard

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The sacrifice to end all sacrifices

Lee wrote 2 days ago: Here’s a very thoughtful post on the Atonement from the fine blog Sub Ratione Dei. I wouldn … more →

Tags: Theology & Faith, Atonement, Jame Alison

The Cross and Violence1 comment

Jason Goroncy wrote 1 week ago: Richard Floyd, author of a wonderful study called When I Survey the Wondrous Cross, and a Forsythian … more →

Tags: Atonement, PT Forsyth, Richard Floyd, Violence

a peace speech for september 11th

Teresa wrote 4 weeks ago: On September 11th, a Robert Jensen speech at Dissident Voice reminds me how far we have to go for so … more →

Tags: Culture, Robert Jensen, Iraq War, NeoCon, Social Justice, Peace, Islamic Jihad

The Dark Knight12 comments

Troy Polidori wrote 2 months ago: The Semiotics of Batman The Dark Knight is a semiological masterpiece. Like Umberto Eco’s Th … more →

Tags: film, Agamben, Batman, Christopher Nolan, Coen Bros., Deleuze, Lacan, Reviews, Robert Jenson

The Genius of Rene Girard1 comment

violetskye wrote 3 months ago: Girard quipped that “it is not play that envelops the sacred, but the sacred that envelops the not … more →

Tags: Abstractitude, Metaphor, reality

Fairy-Tale Conversion: Rene Girard's Moment of Revelation

violetskye wrote 3 months ago: “Conversion in death should not seem to us the easy solution but rather an almost miraculous desce … more →

Tags: Abstractitude, Conversion, Metaphor, Proust, revelation

Romantic to the death: the Chivalrous Code of 08

violetskye wrote 3 months ago: Romanticism is popularly synonymous with the term “quixotic,” because the true Romantic is the s … more →

Tags: Abstractitude, Che Guavera, chivalry, Post-modernism, reality, romanticism

Girard's Empedoclean Love Cosmology: or, fault with Girard?

violetskye wrote 3 months ago: Girard made the interesting statement that “the Pre-Socratics are still fashionable in the world o … more →

Tags: Abstractitude, Cosmology, Empedocles, harmony of the spheres, medieval cosmology, Metaphor, Prophet

Thoughts on the Socially Acceptable Witch Trial: more Girard

violetskye wrote 3 months ago: The stereotypical persecution described by Girard that is found closest to home for many people – … more →

Tags: Abstractitude, Metaphor, Victim, witch trial

Underdog v. Topdog: Resemblence & Revelation

violetskye wrote 3 months ago: This is a response to The Girard Reader, a collection of Rene Girard’s thought, that I wrote … more →

Tags: Abstractitude, Fiction, Hero, Metaphor, sacrificial victim

Glass ceilings in Washington DC, and Wall St.

enzofabioarcangeli wrote 3 months ago:   Kiroko Masuike/WpN for The Wall Street Journal Erin Callan, 42, is known for being frank, f … more →

Tags: Political Economy, Americas, Gender, obama, subcrime, Guglielmo Zucconi, Clinton, Erin Callan, glass ceiling

truth comes through the body3 comments

Teresa wrote 5 months ago: Life is a conversation. Disagreement and agreement are ways of conversing. Only when conversation is … more →

Tags: Religion, Body Language, Catholic, Erotica, Morality, Nietzsche

energize your faith through questions, not answers5 comments

Teresa wrote 5 months ago: A new author at Cross Left has a post that has helped me frame a contrast I see between my more tr … more →

Tags: Religion, Why Catholic?

An end to sacrifices2 comments

Lee wrote 6 months ago: I just finished reading James Alison’s Undergoing God, and the more I read of him the more I l … more →

Tags: Theology & Faith, Social and ethical issues, Atonement, Animal Rights and Issues, Jame Alison

putting the gross back in church: an invitation to be touched by god

Teresa wrote 6 months ago: Why Flesh & Spirit? On a blog titled Flesh & Spirit, you might expect some thoughts on how r … more →

Tags: Religion, Art, kicking the gourd

the sueppel murder: rivalry and redemptive violence1 comment

Teresa wrote 6 months ago: Other posts on the Sueppel murders: revisiting the sueppel murder: append wikipedia the sueppel murd … more →

Tags: Religion, sueppel, Family Annihilator, Iowa, Jeremiah Wright

René Girard and Dutch Islamophobia

Macrina wrote 7 months ago: In a recent article in Thinking Faith, the new(ish) online journal of the British Jesuits, Michael K … more →

Tags: Islam

The Emergence in Question5 comments

metamoses wrote 7 months ago: So, here’s a theory; the emergent church is a propaganda product. It does not actually exist. … more →

Tags: Theology, Interdisciplinary Action, Philosophical-Possibly Theological, emergent church, Eschatology, church, Gil Bailie, Rob Bell, scapegoat mechanism

liberal violence and conservative girardians

Teresa wrote 8 months ago: Taking off from the work of Emile Durkheim and Rene Girard, Blood Sacrifice and the Nation: Revisiti … more →

Tags: Religion, Politics, Jesus, Mimetic Theory, Durkheim, carolyn marvin, david ingle, Gil Bailie


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