In the News
Follow-up to Milbank and Blond article
John Milbank has written a brief follow-up piece to his co-authored piece with Phillip Blond in The Guardian (linked here) on the ResPublica blog The Disraelia Room entitled “Opportunity Beyond Equality, Part One”.
Phillip Blond on Newsnight
Phillip Blond, director of ResPublica, appeared on BBC’s Newsnight this past Monday night ‘to discuss Conservative leader David Cameron’s radical new proposals to give public sector employees ownership of the services they deliver’ (link). Click here to view.
John Milbank and Phillip Blond in the Guardian
John Milbank and Phillip Blond have co-authored a piece in the Guardian entitled “No equality in opportunity” with the lede of ‘By synthesising old Tory and traditional left ideas a genuinely egalitarian society can be achieved’.
John Milbank in the Guardian
John Milbank has an editorial piece up at the Guardian website entitled “For feminism and family” with the lede of “We need a radical feminism that ends women’s enslavement and allows them to be neither subordinate nor men writ large,” drawing upon both Marxism and Christianity in his analysis.
Bibledex
In a similar vein to the University of Nottingham’s Period Table of Videos, Brady Haran, in conjunction with our Department of Theology and Religious Studies, is now producing a series on the Bible dubbed Bibledex. There will be books on all 66 books of the Bible, and as the website states, they “are by no [...]
Pabst in the Guardian: “Pakistan must confront Wahhabism”
Adrian Pabst’s latest piece in the Guardian: “Pakistan must confront Wahhabism: As the Saudi-financed Wahhabi Islam supplants the tolerant indigenous Sufi Islam, its violent creed is inspiring terrorism.”
Another article by Adrian Pabst in the Guardian
Adrian Pabst, a Leverhulme research fellow at the University of Nottingham in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies and a research fellow at the Luxembourg Institute for European and International Studies, has published another piece in The Guardian entitled “Kirill is not the Kremlin’s man: Patriarch Kirill isn’t doing Russia’s bidding in Ukraine. What [...]
Adrian Pabst in the Guardian
Adrian Pabst, a Leverhulme research fellow at the University of Nottingham in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies and a research fellow at the Luxembourg Institute for European and International Studies, has published a piece in The Guardian entitled “Pope Benedict’s call for a civil economy: Instead of defending civil society in its current [...]
Alex Andrews in the Guardian
Alex Andrews, a PhD candidate at the University of Nottingham in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies, has published a piece in The Guardian entitled “Praying for a revolution in economics: Greenspan’s crisis of faith exposes the scientific veneer of economics for what it is, revealing what amounts to a religion.”
The Centre in Modern Theology
The latest issue of Modern Theology has two articles of note in regard to the work of the Centre of Theology and Philosophy.
First is an essay by Todd S. Mei entitled “Economy of the Gift: Rethinking the Role of Land Enclosure in Political Economy” which interacts with the work of both Philip Goodchild and John [...]
Interview with John Betz
In the latest issue (vol. 96) of the Mars Hill Audio Journal, there is an interview with John Betz, author of After Englightenment: The Post-Secular Vision of J. G. Hamann (Illuminations). Ken Myers talks with Betz about his recent book regarding the life and thought of J. G. Hamann.
Click here for the interview with John [...]
Times Higher Education
Lazarus-style comeback: A revival of interest in theology is evident in academic and political debate, and John Milbank and the radical orthodoxy movement are spreading the news, writes Melanie Newman
Review of the Grandeur of Reason conference
A Contemporary Platonic-Christianity?- On Radical Orthodoxy: An Extended Review of the ‘The Grandeur of Reason: Religion, Tradition and Universalism’ conference, Rome, Italy, September 1-4, 2008 by Jones Irwin. (HTML link, PDF link) Published in Minerva – An Internet Journal of Philosophy Vol. 12 2008.
CoTP and RO in the News
Ruth Gledhill has written an article in the Times Online which mentions the Centre and Radical Orthodoxy.
