OtherInterpretation · 2013
[...]the book offers a profound, rich, mind-altering exercise in theological imagination that intersects with images of desire, bodies, and disruptive gender images, all of which transcend and transform the classics. ...
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Book · 2012
"This innovative volume highlights the relevance of globalization and the insights of gender studies and religious studies for feminist theology. Beginning with a discussion of position of the discipline at the turn of the twenty-first century, the handboo ...
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Journal ArticleReligion Compass · 2007
Current trends in practical theology are found both within and outside of the typical divisions of theological education into the four fields of biblical studies, church history, systematic theology/ethics, and the so-called 'practical fields'. Although th ...
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Journal ArticleTheology Today · January 1, 2007
Drawing upon the author's ethnographic study of an interracial church with members from group homes, the essay argues for "a place to appear" as an ecclesiological image supportive of reconciliation between persons of different races and abilities. The ima ...
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Chapter · 2003
Even with all their diversity, feminist, womanist, and mujerista theologies have one thing in common: they make the liberation of women central to the theological task. This is not to say that there is complete consensus concerning the ends of such liberat ...
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Chapter · 1998
Presents an examination of feminist theological thinking about biblical interpretation. Suggests how Fish's notion of communal conventions is helpful to feminist concerns, briefly considers the disturbance a shift to communities creates for traditional not ...
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Journal ArticleLiterature and Theology · 1996
Expands the capacity of feminist theology to interpret the working of Christian traditions in the lives of non feminist women. Disputes the narrow focus on the semantics, the assumptions that language reflects reality, and that biblical texts have fixed me ...
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Journal ArticleModern Theology · 1991
Examines effort to devise a unifying cognitive rubric for theological education, focussing on issues of social oppression as found in work of poststructuralist and Marxist-feminist theorists, and with particular reference to work of Edward Farley ...
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