LIMINA - Theological perspectives from Graz is the scientific open-access journal of the Faculty of Catholic Theology at the University of Graz. The thematic focus of LIMINA is on current transformation processes and is oriented towards the following questions: What are the socially, culturally, politically, religiously and ecclesiastically most challenging changes and upheavals of the present? How can these be addressed from a theological perspective? In what way do they require innovative methodological and interdisciplinary approaches? How do these changes and conflicts transform theology itself?

Call for Papers - Ideologies. “Systems of conviction” between trust and suspicion

2026-03-06

The spring 2027 issue of LIMINA (LIMINA 10:1) invites interdisciplinary explorations of different approaches to ideology and ideology critique that seek to investigate how these concepts can meaningfully contribute to a (more) nuanced understanding of our complex political realities. The editors are committed to a dialectical understanding of the Enlightenment tradition and seek, through critical analysis, to illuminate the existential and epistemic possibilities of ideology and its critique as well as their underlying hidden currents.

Deadline for outline submission: June 30, 2026

Vol. 9 No. 1 (2026): Orientation

LIMINA 9:1 foregrounds orientation and aims to highlight possibilities for navigating a rapidly changing world. It also seeks to understand what gives rise to this need for orientation and what it is that humans ultimately seek—and how this may have changed in the context of current processes of transformation.

Published: 2026-05-15

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