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Charles E. Winquist (Ph.D. University of Chicago, 1970) joined the Syracuse faculty as Thomas J. Watson Professor of Religion in 1986. His research and teaching specialities are philosophical theology, critical theory, and hermeneutics. Among his publications are Desiring Theology (1995), Theology at the End of the Century (1990), Epiphanies of Darkness (1986), Practical Hermeneutics (1980), Homecoming (1978), Communion of Possibility (1975), and The Transcendental Imagination (1972). Professionally active at the national level, he has held several offices in the American Academy of Religion and served as executive director from 1979-82.
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