AutorInnen
Paul North
Paul North is Professor of German at Yale University. He works on nonaesthetic theories of art, anti-cognitive theories of thinking, and another use for theology that is neither political theology nor theo-political critique. His latest book, The Yield: Kafka’s Atheological Reformation (Stanford: Stanford UP, 2015), presents the latter. An edited volume, Messianic Thought outside Theology (New York: Fordham UP, 2014), followed a book on intermittent experience, The Problem of Distraction (Stanford Stanford UP, 2012). His articles address topics such as comparative concepts of diaspora, the phenomenality of the modern state, Benjamin’s theory of „apparent critique,“ and Hölderlin’s notion of poetic thinking.
Beiträge //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Paul North: Introduction
Heft No. 02/2015
Rabinbach, Anson
Räsänen, Pajari
Reents, Friederike
Reher, Nicolai
Rehm, Robin
Rehmann-Sutter, Christoph
Renken, Arno
Renz, Seraina
Rest, Matthäus
Rickenbacher, Sergej
Rickli, Christina
Riedweg, Christoph
Rimmele, Marius
Rinck, Monika
Robl, Lilian
Roeck, Bernd
Röggla, Kathrin
Rohrer, Seraina
Rose, Arthur
Rossini, Manuela
Rossini, Manuela
Rother, Wolfgang
Roussel, Martin
Ruhe, Doris
Rutschky, Michael
Räsänen, Pajari
Reents, Friederike
Reher, Nicolai
Rehm, Robin
Rehmann-Sutter, Christoph
Renken, Arno
Renz, Seraina
Rest, Matthäus
Rickenbacher, Sergej
Rickli, Christina
Riedweg, Christoph
Rimmele, Marius
Rinck, Monika
Robl, Lilian
Roeck, Bernd
Röggla, Kathrin
Rohrer, Seraina
Rose, Arthur
Rossini, Manuela
Rossini, Manuela
Rother, Wolfgang
Roussel, Martin
Ruhe, Doris
Rutschky, Michael