Forthcoming

Stephen R. Palmquist, Baring All in Reason’s Light: Kant’s Critique of Mysticism (IP) Rolando Pérez, Agorapoetics (IP) Victor E. Taylor and Stephen Nichols, Divisible Derridas (IP) Petra Carlsson Redell, The Mystery of Things: Michel Foucault, Art, Theology (IP) Damion Buterin, The Hegelian Singular (2016) Mark Manolopoulos, Radical Neo-Enlightenment: Passionate Reason, Open Faith, Thoughtful Change (IP)
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Jeffrey A. Nelson,  Coffeehouse Contemplative: Spirituality for the Everyday  More…
Christopher Rodkey, The World is Crucifixion: Radical Christian Preaching, Year C  More…
Francis Sanzaro, The Infantile Grotesque: Pathology, Sexuality and a Theory of Religion  More…
Daniel Addison’s The Critique’s  Contradiction as the Key to Post-Kantianism  More…

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Announcing a new series for our Noesis Press imprint: Evangelicalism in American History For details and CFP . . .
Paul Redding, Thoughts, Deeds, Words, World: Possible Articulations in the Continental Idealist Tradition More… 
Chad R. Abbott, ed. Sacred Habits: The Rise of the Creative Clergy  More…
Wayne Hudson, Douglas Moggach and Marcelo Stamm, Rethinking German Idealism  More . . .
Philip Tonner, Phenomenology between aesthetics and idealism: an essay in the history of ideas More . . .
Bruce G. Epperly, The Gospel According to Winnie the Pooh  More...
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