Titlebook: Caring for Souls in a Neoliberal Age; Bruce Rogers-Vaughn Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 neoliberalism.cap

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Robert Schaback,Holger Wendlandresent forms are more difficult to recognize and address. Rogers-Vaughn draws on Dany-Robert Dufour’s notions of deinstitutionalization, desymbolization, and desubjectivation to demonstrate the weakening and erosion of deep symbols and words of power, and how this erosion compromises human capacity for narration and meaning-making.

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Introduction: Preface to a Post-Capitalist Pastoral Theology,egiance to the working class and commitment to the care of souls tradition, Rogers-Vaughn calls for a post-capitalist revision of pastoral care and theology that emphasizes social and political conditions, rather than individual decisions and behaviors, as the root of human suffering.

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Neoliberalism, Inequality, and the Erosion of Social Well-being,enhance violence in society and promote isolated individualism, resulting in social fragmentation and varied forms of suffering. Rogers-Vaughn also draws attention to the ways in which postmodern theories have been complicit with neoliberalism, calling for an integration of Marx’s critique of capitalism with Foucault’s analysis of governmentality.

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Beyond Self-Management: Re-Membering Soul,pears under neoliberal governance. He draws from the new materialism and the notion of suffering as a form of resistance to critically reorient soul-care, using clinical material to illustrate this reorientation and suggest salient features for theorizing soul-care in the neoliberal age.

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Trigonometrische Interpolation,he cultures in which it is embedded. Tracing the history of neoliberal thought from 1920 to the present, he provides a framework for understanding neoliberalization as a cultural project that collapses economic, social, and political spheres, permeating all areas of discourse and profoundly impactin