Clayton Crockett
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Also affiliated: William & Mary (2000); Syracuse University (1999)
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Clayton Crockett's research explores the intersections of religion, politics, and contemporary philosophical thought. His work often engages with critical theory, psychoanalysis, and new materialism to re-examine foundational concepts in theology and political philosophy. Crockett has authored several books, including "Radical Political Theology: Religion and Politics After Liberalism" (2011), "Interstices of the Sublime: Theology and Psychoanalytic Theory" (2007), and "What is Religion?" (1998). He has also published on the implications of thinkers like Derrida for understanding contemporary political and theological discourse, with works such as "Derrida after the End of Writing" (2017).
His scholarship investigates how concepts of secularism, religion, and the material world are being reconfigured in light of global challenges and new theoretical frameworks. Crockett's research metrics include an h-index of 11, with 150 total publications and 358 total citations. He remains an active scholar, with his most recent publication in 2026.
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- h-index: 11
- Publications: 180
- Citations: 362
Selected Publications
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God as Change: Toward a Poetic Ecotheology Through Minjung and New Materialism (2026)
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Introduction (2026)
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A Matter of Time: Plasticity and De-composition (2025)
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Expanding Cognition: The Plasticity of Thought (2024)
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Energy and spirit: Extraction, thermodynamics, and change (2023)
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Neoliberalism, Postsecularism, and the End of Religion (2021)
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Background (2018)
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- A radical theology for the future: five theses
- Background
- The Political and The Infinite
- Plasticity and the Future of Philosophy and Theology
- Introduction
- Introduction