Interventions is a space for students, scholars, clergy, and activists to write and collaborate on practical and theological approaches to issues of economy, ecology, religion, and justice.
The Age of the Capitalocene
On April 10th at Vanderbilt Divinity School the Wendland-Cook Program welcomed Dr. Jung Mo Sung for a lecture titled, “The Age of the Capitalocene and the Theological Critique of Idolatory,” and featured responses by Dr. Joerg Rieger and Dr. Phillis Sheppard. This forum presents an abbreviated version of Dr. Sung’s lectures and the responses by Dr. Rieger and Dr. Sheppard. Jung Mo Sung is one of the most prominent Latin American Liberation Theologians of the third generation. Born in Korea, raised in Brazil, and active around the globe, his work is deeply engaged in contemporary struggles for liberation, pushing the work of liberation theology forward. Sung’s work addresses the silences of the liberation traditions in the past and engages the intersectionalities of exploitation and oppression of our age.
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