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Bernard Stiegler's Theology of Writing and the Disorientation of Western Modernity

The monotheist question of religion and belief runs right through the current disorientation … —Bernard Stiegler, La technique et le temps1 Introduction Bernard Stiegler's Technics and Time 2 claims technics—in the form of writing—to be the foundation of belief, of the establishment of community, and of invention. That is, in what I call Stiegler's theology of writing, writing does for humanity what in Christianity the Holy Spirit, the giver of faith, and the church as the community of the faithful do. For Stiegler, the transition from the pre-industrial to the industrial social order is a theological transition inasmuch as it…