Full publication of papers from conference session on my work

The Oxford Literary Review Supplement has now published all the papers from the session on my work at the Association for Philosophy and Literature conference in Frankfurt this fall.

Peter Gratton: “Adam Kotsko’s Political Theology: An Introduction”
Nils Richber: “Left Over: Towards a Post-Apocalyptic Reading of Political Theology”
Peter Gratton: “A Hell Without End? Neoliberalism and the Grift Society”
Jay Martin: “‘Every God Has a Devil for a Father’: The Disappearing of the Devil in Hegel”
Adam Kotsko: “What Have I Been Doing All My Life? A Response”

Thanks again to Peter for arranging the session and publication (and serving as both presider/introducer and presenter) and to Jonathan Basile at the Oxford Literary Review Supplement for hosting the published roundtable.

Adam Kotsko is on the faculty of the Shimer Great Books School at North Central College, where he teaches widely in the humanities and social sciences. His research focuses on political theology, continental philosophy, and the history of Christian thought. He is the author, most recently, of What Is Theology? Christian Thought and Contemporary Life, a collection of essays on the perils and promise of modernity’s theological legacy, and Late Star Trek: The Final Frontier in the Franchise Era, a study of the iconic science fiction franchise’s attempts to reinvent itself in the 21st century.

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