Title: Edible entanglements : on a political theology of food /
Authors: Dennis, S. Yael,
Year: 2019
Subjects: Food Religious aspects Christianity; Food habits; Political theology
Contents: Sovereignty in theory and action: Fertilizing the garden: Carl Schmitt's sovereign in interwar Germany -- Full bloom: The postsecular, postsovereign, post-9/11 resurgence of political theology -- Food drives: Global food trade and the sovereign state -- Sovereinty undone: Banished from the sovereign's table: Precarity in the global food system -- Deciding what to eat: Producing the bodies of the body politic -- Deciding upon the exception in an exceptional climate: Political ecology and the "metaphysical image of [our] epoch" -- A tehomic political theology of food: Reimagining the sovereignty God -- A timely popular sovereignty -- Conclusion.