Performativity and implication: towards a signicant theological language

Abstract

Theology as discourse is governed by the laws of signicance of speech. A theoretical matrix to elucidate the conditions of possibility of theological discourse is that we provide the theories of performativity and self-implication. Establishing markers performative force within a presentation of the speech act that is theological factors that make the theological language a speech with emancipatory sense and ability to in"uence socio-politically and economical structures, and the experience unravel subjects that make or are receptors theological contents of the word theology.