Last week, for “so-called” Spring Break, I started and finished the following books:
Sunday: James K A Smith’s Who Is Afraid of Postmodernism?: Taking Derrida, Lyotard, and Foucault to church
Monday: Robert Webber’s Ancient-Future Faith
Wednesday: Frederick L. Ware’s Methodologies of Black Theology
Friday: Adam Kotsko’s Zizek and Theology
“Who Is Afraid of Postmodernism?: Taking Derrida, Lyotard, and Foucault to church” is one of my favorite books and Smith is one of the only Christians I care to listen to on postmodernism. Probably because he’s actually a philosopher.
I love what he does with “Memento” in that book.
I have my criticisms for that book. It was my least favorite read of the five works that I finished.
Will you be reviewing Anderson’s Creative Exchange: A constructive theology of African American Religious Experience? I have the work here but haven’t had the chance to look at it.
Hey Celucien,
I may make a few brief comments about this work when I have time from my thesis.