Introduction. Interdisciplinary Maps of Religion and Secularity: Toward a Critical Present

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction. Interdisciplinary Maps of Religion and Secularity: Toward a Critical Present 1
5. Chapter One. Escape from the Biblical Aura: Hegel and Strauss on “Modern” Biblical Criticism 25
6. Chapter Two. The Mechanics of (Dis)Enchantment: Nietzsche and D. F. Strauss on the Production of Religious Texts in the Age of Industrial Media 67
7. Chapter Three. Paul’s Secretary: Heidegger’s Apostolic Light from the Ancient Near East 105
8. Chapter Four. Reason’s Apocalypse: Albert Schweitzer’s “Fully Eschatological” Jesus and the Collapse of Metaphysics 129
9. Conclusion. Displacing Christian Origins as Displacements of Religion and Secularity 167
10. Notes 175
11. Bibliography 211
12. Index 219