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In My Hebrew Scriptures Course
I’m doing the same project I did last semester in my New Testament course. The students are really getting into it again. I’m astonished at how excited they are about it—even the stu… more →
Missives from Marx
Taking notes 13: Roadblocks of the Old New Left
wrote 2 months ago: by Roland Boer Too often the road to the most valuable lessons from the revolutionary past faces a s … more →
Paddington is hot. A West Berlin of spiv glamour, in-transit morals and a getaway airport connection flashing its lacquer at the east's plaints and art-sharp PR
wrote 4 months ago: The infamous city section cuts past the Reichstag with its colourful history and the dome climbed in … more →
New Articles and Features in the International Marxist-Humanist (December 2012)
wrote 5 months ago: 1839 NEW ARTICLES AND FEATURES IN THE INTERNATIONAL MARXIST-HUMANIST (December 2012) See: http://www … more →
New Articles and Features in the International Marxist-Humanist (December 2012)
wrote 5 months ago: 1839 NEW ARTICLES AND FEATURES IN THE INTERNATIONAL MARXIST-HUMANIST (December 2012) See: http://www … more →
Graeber and Dialectics
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wrote 1 year ago: Professor Boer over at Stalin’s Moustache has been charitably pointing out the bright spots in … more →
The Earthy Nature of the Bible Fleshly Readings of Sex
wrote 1 year ago: Through a series of readings, Boer explores the earthy nature of the Bible. These readings are gathe … more →
'Is This Not the Carpenter?' is at SBL San Francisco!
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wrote 1 year ago: My forthcoming collection of essays, edited with Thomas L. Thompson (book details here), is being fe … more →
The Dunedin School Blog is Back!
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wrote 1 year ago: You can stop sending us your requests! The world’s southernmost centre of religious and bibl … more →
Norman Gottwald
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wrote 2 years ago: Norman Gottwald was my teacher when I was doing graduate studies at the Graduate Theological Union i … more →
How is it...
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wrote 2 years ago: …that I keep beating Bob Cargill, Roland Boer, and Mark Goodacre in the rankings? 18 Thomas Ve … more →
Ennui, or How I Learned to Love the Boerdom
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wrote 2 years ago: I’ve been a bit bored at work today in the arctic cold of Los Angeles, so a few items from my … more →
Standards and Censorship
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wrote 2 years ago: The recent discussion in the blog-o-sphere about Roland Boer’s controversial SBL paper title ( … more →
"Sausage" Blacklisted by the Society of Biblical Literature!
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wrote 2 years ago: A controversy threatens to expand out of all proportion over an academic’s use of the term … more →
Roland Boer Discovers Europe
wrote 2 years ago: I know I have this one over at Stalin’s Moustache, but it was meant to go here: Ready to brave … more →
Auckland Biblical Studies - Now Almost as Big a Nerve Centre of Innovative Biblical Studies as Dunedin?
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wrote 3 years ago: The Dunedin School There are rapid developments afoot within innovative biblical studies in Aotearoa … more →
Uchronia's Cock-Shaped Jerusalem Temple
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wrote 3 years ago: Thanks to Roland Boer, who introduces me to this term: Uchronia (think u-topia, but in terms of time … more →
James Crossley, always historicizing, Deconstructs the Hist-Crit/Postmod Binary
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wrote 3 years ago: In a freeflowing discussion of the Hist Crit vs. Postmod debate (kicked off by George Aichele et al … more →
Marx Still Relevant in Religious Studies?: Alberto Toscano
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wrote 3 years ago: Karl Marx What possible relevance could a hard-core nineteenth-century atheist possibly have for rel … more →
In My Hebrew Scriptures Course
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wrote 3 years ago: I’m doing the same project I did last semester in my New Testament course. The students are re … more →
