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Subject: [CTHEORY] Announcement: CTheory Electronic Books
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CTHEORY: THEORY, TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE VOL 29, NO 3
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Announcement 02/11/2006 Editors: Arthur and Marilouise Kroker
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CTheory Electronic Books
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Dear CTheory Readers,
We are pleased to announce the publication of two new CTheory Electronic
Books focused on the common theme of religion, technology and terror
(www.ctheory.net). Taken together, these companion volumes explore the
thesis that the new Protestant ethic of evangelical politics is
simultaneously born again and left behind, an apocalyptic, crusading spirit
of faith-based ideology and dreams of raptured flesh.
Kind regards,
Arthur and Marilouise Kroker
Editors, CTheory
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LEFT BEHIND: RELIGION, TECHNOLOGY AND FLIGHT FROM THE FLESH
Stephen Pfohl
Table of Contents
Preface: One Nation Under God
1. At the End of Time
2. Empire America: Left Behind in a Global Context
3. After the Rapture
4. Dispensational Theology: from Darby to LaHaye
5. The Theology and Biblical Politics of Tim LaHaye
6. Reading Left Behind: the Fascinations and Fear of End Times
7. The Gendering of Left Behind
8. Apocalyptic Technologies of Control and Resistance
9. In the Beginning
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BORN AGAIN IDEOLOGY: RELIGION, TECHNOLOGY AND TERRORISM
Arthur Kroker
Table of Contents
1. Born Again Ideology
2. Twisted Strands: Covenant Technology and the American Mind
3. The New Biometric State
4. The End of the New American Century
5. The Cosmological Compromise
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* CTHEORY is an international peer-reviewed journal of theory,
* technology and culture. Articles, interviews, and key book
* reviews in contemporary discourse are published weekly as
* well as theorisations of major "event-scenes" in the
* mediascape.
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* Editors: Arthur and Marilouise Kroker
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* Editorial Board: Jean Baudrillard (Paris), Paul Virilio (Paris),
* Bruce Sterling (Austin), Siegfried Zielinski (Koeln), Stelarc
* (Melbourne), DJ Spooky [Paul D. Miller] (NYC), Timothy Murray
* (Ithaca/Cornell), Lynn Hershman Leeson (San Francisco), Stephen
* Pfohl (Boston), Andrew Ross (NYC), Andrew Wernick (Peterborough),
* Maurice Charland (Montreal), Gad Horowitz (Toronto), Shannon Bell
* (Toronto), R.U. Sirius (San Francisco), Richard Kadrey (San
* Francisco).
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* In Memory: Kathy Acker
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* Editorial Assistant: Ted Hiebert
* WWW Design & Technical Advisor: Spencer Saunders (CTHEORY.NET)
* WWW Engineer Emeritus: Carl Steadman
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To view CTHEORY MULTIMEDIA online please visit:
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* 2. Electronic articles on theory, technology and culture.
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* 3. Event-scenes in politics, culture and the mediascape.
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* 4. Interviews with significant theorists, artists, and writers.
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* 5. Multimedia theme issues and projects.
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* The Editors would like the thank the University of Victoria for
* financial and intellectual support of CTheory. In particular, the
* Editors would like to thank the Dean of Social Sciences, Dr. C.
* Peter Keller, the Dean of Engineering, Dr. D. Michael Miller and
* Dr. Jon Muzio, Department of Computer Science.
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