Article: Hecuba against Hamlet: Carl Schmitt, Political Theology, and the Stake of Modern Tragedy
From the "Telos" special issue on "Carl Schmitt's Hamlet or Hecuba": Katrin Trüstedt (University of Erfurt), "Hecuba against Hamlet: Carl Schmitt, Political Theology, and the Stake of Modern Tragedy" (153, winter 2010: pp. 94-112).
Excerpt: "In recent years, there has been a renewed interest in political theology that is not restricted to certain strands of political philosophy but concerns the humanities as a whole. Conferences and collections put to the fore the question of if and how our modern culture is to be understood in terms - however modified or displaced - of political theology. Some of the authors pursuing this question try to define new directions ... and more positive notions of political theology than those that had previously been discussed with respect to Carl Schmitt".
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From the "Telos" special issue on "Carl Schmitt's Hamlet or Hecuba": Katrin Trüstedt (University of Erfurt), "Hecuba against Hamlet: Carl Schmitt, Political Theology, and the Stake of Modern Tragedy" (153, winter 2010: pp. 94-112).
Excerpt: "In recent years, there has been a renewed interest in political theology that is not restricted to certain strands of political philosophy but concerns the humanities as a whole. Conferences and collections put to the fore the question of if and how our modern culture is to be understood in terms - however modified or displaced - of political theology. Some of the authors pursuing this question try to define new directions ... and more positive notions of political theology than those that had previously been discussed with respect to Carl Schmitt".
No abstract provided.
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