里根时代的神权政治话语与摇滚乐

Conversations in Religion & Theology Pub Date : 2018-12-03 DOI:10.1163/15743012-02503006

T. Trost

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作为一项正在进行的政治和艺术中的宗教修辞研究的一部分，本文确定了神学语言在关于人类关系的学术话语中的一些用途，因为它们是在伦理和政治上构建的。它通过某些词曲作者的作品来回顾美国的“里根时代”(1980-1988)，这些词曲作者使用神学语言来批评那个时代的主导政治。

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Theo-political Discourse and Rock ’n’ Roll in the Reagan Era

Part of an ongoing study of religious rhetoric in politics and art, this essay identifies some of the uses to which theological language has been put in academic discourses about human relationships as they are ethically and politically constructed. It reviews the “Reagan Era” (1980–1988) in the United States through the works of certain songwriters who use theological language to critique the dominant politics of the era.

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