Article: Incarnating the Money-Sign: Notes on an Implicit Theopolitics
Just published: Devin Singh (Yale), "Incarnating the Money-Sign: Notes on an Implicit Theopolitics" ("Implicit Religion: Journal of the Centre for the Study of Implicit Religion and Contemporary Spirituality", 14 [2], 2011: pp. 129-40).
Quote: "Contrary to views of money's spontaneous emergence and efficacy, or ideas of its intrinsic worth, I present the understanding of money as an authoritatively instituted sign. ... Incarnational dynamics shed light on attempts at an enforced codification of reality by money's semiotic institution by the powers, and open up a space for potential critique."
Something prevents Google+ from linking to Equinox journal sites. A few weeks back, I contacted one of the editors of "Political Theology" about it, but the problem persists. Until this gets fixed, I will link to Google's cache instead of Equinox.
Just published: Devin Singh (Yale), "Incarnating the Money-Sign: Notes on an Implicit Theopolitics" ("Implicit Religion: Journal of the Centre for the Study of Implicit Religion and Contemporary Spirituality", 14 [2], 2011: pp. 129-40).
Quote: "Contrary to views of money's spontaneous emergence and efficacy, or ideas of its intrinsic worth, I present the understanding of money as an authoritatively instituted sign. ... Incarnational dynamics shed light on attempts at an enforced codification of reality by money's semiotic institution by the powers, and open up a space for potential critique."
Something prevents Google+ from linking to Equinox journal sites. A few weeks back, I contacted one of the editors of "Political Theology" about it, but the problem persists. Until this gets fixed, I will link to Google's cache instead of Equinox.
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