Being Black, teaching Black
Subtitle: politics and pedagogy in religious studies
By: edited by Nancy Lynne Westfield.
Contributors: Westfield, Nancy Lynne.
Publisher: Abingdon Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Nashville, TN
Language: eng
Number of pages: 211
ISBN-13: 9780687465033
Subjects: Black theology
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Nancy Lynne Westfield; title: Visible/invisible; title: Teaching popular culture and the vulgar body in Black religious studies / Carol Duncan; title: Using novels of resistance to teach intercultural empathy and cultural analysis / Arthur l. Pressley; title: E-racing whileBlack / Stephen G. Ray, Jr.; title: Called out my name or had I known you were somebody; title: The pain of fending off stereotypes / Nancy Lynne Westfield; title: Reading the signs; title: The Black body as non-written text / Anthony B. Pinn; title: Emancipatory historiography as pedagogical praxis; title: The blessing and the curse of theological education for the Black self and subject / Juan Floyd-Thomas and Stacey Floyd-Thomas; title: Black rhythms and consciousness; title: Authentic being and pedagogy / Lincoln Galloway; title: From embodied theodicy to embodied theos / Stacey Floyd-Thomas; title: Teaching Black; title: God-talk with Black thinkers / Arthur L. Pressley and Nancy Lynne Westfield; title: Responses; title: Teaching Black, talking Back / Carolyn M. Jones; title: Together in solidarity; title: An Asian American feminist's response / Boyung Lee; title: Influences of "being Black/teaching Black" on theological education / Charles Foster.