Nigel Tubbs

Misrecognitions

Theology

“This is a most welcome set of essays, perfectly titled as Misrecognitions, taking up, as it does, Gillian Rose’s challenge to conceive of modernity according to its own misrecognitions of itself . . . The book works as an introduction for those new to Rose’s work, exploring some of the ideas by which she is now becoming increasingly well known. But it also feeds the appetite of more experienced Rose readers in challenging aspects of her thinking from across her oeuvre. The collection will ensure her continued participation in philosophical and political debates in a variety of cultural theatres. In sum, the book is the voice of the current generation of Rose scholars, and is to be warmly welcomed and highly recommended.”