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Theoscopy: Transparency, omnipotence, and modernity
Stefanos Geroulanos
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Arts & Humanities
Omnipotence
100%
Modernity
87%
Transparency
68%
Deity
46%
Niklas Luhmann
28%
Observer
24%
Spectatorship
13%
Social Theory
12%
History
11%
Religion
10%
Secularization
9%
Visible
8%
Nakedness
8%
Ethical Ideal
8%
Limited Capacity
8%
Nicholas of Cusa
8%
Death of God
7%
Paul's Letter
7%
Middle Age
7%
Political Society
7%
Torment
7%
Materiality
7%
Human Affairs
7%
Spectator
7%
Abyss
7%
Judeo-Christian
7%
Political Theology
6%
Interpersonal Relationships
6%
Human Consciousness
6%
Faith
6%
Proclamation
6%
Voids
6%
Mercy
6%
Attribution
6%
Orient
5%
Michel Foucault
5%
Purity
5%
Optics
5%
Grace
5%
Catholicism
5%
Contingency
5%
Religious Traditions
5%
Transcendental
5%
Invisible
5%
Centrality
5%
Contingent
5%
Creator
5%
Citizenship
5%