Apocalyptic Political Theology: Hegel, Taubes and Malabou

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Dedication
Series Page
Title Page
Contents
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations and Notes on Translation
Introduction
1 Philosophy, political theology and the end of the world
	What is political theology?
	What is this world that ends?
		Schmitt: From earth to world by way of law
		Nature and capital
		Gender
		Race
		The ontology of the world
	Conflicts and antagonisms
	Imagining the end
	Questioning the apocalypse
2 Implicit political theology: Reading Hegel’s philosophy of religion
	Joachim, Hegel and the end of the world
	Representational thought: An outline of Hegel’s philosophy of religion
	Hegel’s implicit political theology
	Philosophy and the return to representation
	Conclusion
3 Spiritual disinvestment: Taubes, Hegel and apocalypticism
	An introduction to Taubes
	Taubes and Hegel
	Apocalypticism and the question of history
	Taubes and Bloch
	Anti-liberal tendencies in Hegel, Taubes and Schmitt
	Transcendental materialist readings of Hegel: From Taubes to Malabou
4 Plastic apocalypticism
	Malabou, Hegel and plasticity
	Plastic apocalypticism: Taubes and Malabou
	The problem of novelty and the rejection of the transcendent
		Taubes and immanence
		Immanence and apocalypticism: Against messianism
	A Blochian supplement
	Contingency and plastic apocalypticism
		The necessity of contingency
		Contingency all the way down?
	Conclusion
5 Pessimism and hope in apocalyptic living
	Living with the absence of alternatives
	Pessimism and surrender
	Living towards the end of the world
	The end
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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