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The fugitive and the katechon

, 2020
D. Kline
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The European Katechon: A Note on the Political Theology of Present-day Christian–Muslim Engagement*

Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations, 2022
The Iranian Revolution, the 9/11 attacks, the Arab Spring, the appearance of the Islamic State movement and other similar events have caused a shift in inter-faith engagements such that inter-religious dialogue, maintaining a balanced politico-religious ...
Ghassan el Masri
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From the Katechōn of Anti-Black Original Sin to the Mystery of Black Messianic Lawlessness: Notes on a Form-of-Life-Toward-Social-Death

Political Theology, 2022
This essay advances my project on “the Black messianic” in Afropessimism’s apocalyptic thought through a meta-commentary on Agamben’s The Mystery of Evil ([2013] 2017) and The Kingdom and the Garden ([2019] 2020). The first study interrogates the history
A. Kaplan
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The figure of the katechon in thought of Carl Schmitt

Res Politicae, 2022
The term "catechon" is an expression that is increasingly used both in scientific works and in public debate. By definition, it means “to hold back, to hold back, to restrict, to keep in check, to postpone or to delay.
Patryk Goraj
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Katechón y flujo. El Avicena de Ernst Bloch como antídoto a la teología política

Las Torres de Lucca. International Journal of Political Philosophy, 2021
El presente trabajo articula, desde el libro Avicena y la izquierda aristotélica de Ernst Bloch, una crítica a la estructura espacio-temporal de la teología política schmittiana.
M. Amar Díaz
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Partisan as Katechon: Carl Schmitt’s Myth of the Earth

Law, Culture and the Humanities
The topic of this article is a comparison of two figures in Carl Schmitt’s late thought—the partisan and the katechon. Treating the former as part of Schmitt’s polemical philosophy, in which the object of polemic is his contemporary liberal and pacifist ...
Wojciech Engelking
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The concept of Katechon as a war narrative: Four Russian ideologues’ interpretations of the ‘special military operation’

Media, War & Conflict
In the wake of Russia’s full-scale invasion (2022–), several Russian ideologues rapidly mobilized the concept of Katechon to interpret the meaning of the so-called ‘special military operation’.
Santeri Kytöneva
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Der Katechon

New Testament Studies, 1963
Tό κατέχξον οιδατε schrieb Paulus in seinem zweiten Briefe nach Thessalonich: seine Gemeinde kannte die geheimnivolle Kraft, die den Gang der letzten Dinge noch aufhielt. Dagegen sieht sich der Exeget, dem statt der Kenntnis em Rätsel geblieben ist, eher mit Augustin zurn Geständnis genötigt: ‘Ego prorsus quid dixerit (sc.
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"To Take the Katechon Out of the Milieu": The Murder of Czar Nicholas II and its Interpretation by Russian Orthodox Fundamentalists

Antisemitism Studies, 2020
:This article focuses on the myth of the "ritual murder" of the last Russian Emperor and his family, which was first constructed in 1918, gained popularity during the Civil War, and was later disseminated by the Russian émigré media.
V. Shnirelman
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Katechon

2005
The Second Epistle to the Thessalonians develops a scenario for the end of time in which the "Katechon", a power that is not clearly defined, prevents the appearance of the Antichrist and Christ's return. Against the background of ancient texts, this study examines the question of what or who is meant by this "Katechon", and what significance this ...
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