Charles Winquist
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Charles Edwin Winquist (June 11, 1944 – April 4, 2002) was the Thomas J. Watson Professor of Religion at Syracuse University, and is known for his writings on theology, contemporary continental philosophy and postmodern religion. Before he assumed his position at Syracuse University, he taught religious studies at California State University, Chico, from 1969 to 1986.
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Charles Winquist (11 de junio de 1944 – 4 de abril de 2002) fue profesor de la cátedra Thomas J. Watson de Religión en la Universidad de Siracusa, y es conocido por sus escritos sobre teología contemporánea, sobre la filosofía continental y la religión postmoderna. Antes de asumir su posición en la Universidad de Siracusa, enseñó estudios religiosos en la Universidad Estatal de California, en Chico, de 1969 a 1986.
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Charles Winquist
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Charles Winquist
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Charles Edwin Winquist
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Charles Edwin Winquist
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Syracuse, New York, U.S.
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Toledo, Ohio, U.S.
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1944-06-11
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Union College, Barbourville
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YMCA Community College, Chicago
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1944-06-11
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2002-04-04
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Exceptional Merit Service Award, California State University, Chico ; Professional Achievement Award, California State University, Chico ; Outstanding Professor, California State University, Chico .
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Friedrich Nietzsche, Jacques Derrida, Paul Tillich, Evangelos Christou, Robert W. Funk, Paul Ricoeur, Carl Jung, Sigmund Freud, James Hillman
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contributions in philosophy, theology and religion .
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Associate Editor, Journal of the American Academy of Religion ; Sub-network Editor, Religious Studies Review ; Member, Board of Trustees, Scholars Press ; Executive Director, American Academy of Religion .
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American
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Modernity and postmodernity have denied theology a privileged authority and privileged answers, but they cannot deny the privilege of its questions or formulation of questions as long as people are restless with a knowledge that disappoints
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The experience of originality without origins and serious thinking without foundations keep us bound to surfaces that are the space and theater of meaning
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This oxymoronic state of affairs is a conceptual impertinence that is itself a trace of a forgotten moment of originating consciousness
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In order to talk about God we need a deepened insight into insight
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right
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The Epistemology of Darkness: Preliminary Reflections.
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Desiring Theology.
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Epiphanies of Darkness.
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Unsettled and Unsettling.
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—Charles E. Winquist
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Thomas J. Watson Professor of Religion, Syracuse University
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Charles Edwin Winquist (June 11, 1944 – April 4, 2002) was the Thomas J. Watson Professor of Religion at Syracuse University, and is known for his writings on theology, contemporary continental philosophy and postmodern religion. Before he assumed his position at Syracuse University, he taught religious studies at California State University, Chico, from 1969 to 1986.
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Charles Winquist (11 de junio de 1944 – 4 de abril de 2002) fue profesor de la cátedra Thomas J. Watson de Religión en la Universidad de Siracusa, y es conocido por sus escritos sobre teología contemporánea, sobre la filosofía continental y la religión postmoderna. Antes de asumir su posición en la Universidad de Siracusa, enseñó estudios religiosos en la Universidad Estatal de California, en Chico, de 1969 a 1986.
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