Apocalyptic Political Theology: Hegel, Taubes and Malabou

Cover\nHalf-title\nTitle\nCopyright\nDedication\nContents\nAcknowledgements\nAbbreviations and Notes on Translation\nIntroduction\n1. Philosophy, Political Theology and the End of the World\n	What is political theology?\n	What is this world that ends?\n	Conflicts and antagonisms\n	Imagining the end\n	Questioning the apocalypse\n2. Implicit Political Theology: Reading Hegel’s Philosophy of Religion\n	Joachim, Hegel and the end of the world\n	Representational thought: An outline of Hegel’s philosophy of religion\n	Hegel’s implicit political theology\n	Philosophy and the return to representation\n	Conclusion\n3. Spiritual Disinvestment: Taubes, Hegel and Apocalypticism\n	An introduction to Taubes\n	Taubes and Hegel\n	Apocalypticism and the question of history\n	Taubes and Bloch\n	Anti-liberal tendencies in Hegel, Taubes and Schmitt\n	Transcendental materialist readings of Hegel: From Taubes to Malabou\n4. Plastic Apocalypticism\n	Malabou, Hegel and plasticity\n	Plastic apocalypticism: Taubes and Malabou\n	The problem of novelty and the rejection of the transcendent\n	A Blochian supplement\n	Contingency and plastic apocalypticism\n	Conclusion\n5. Pessimism and Hope in Apocalyptic Living\n	Living with the absence of alternatives\n	Pessimism and surrender\n	Living towards the end of the world\n	The end\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex