Public theology and the challenge of feminism
By: edited by Anita Monro and Stephen Burns
Series: Gender, theology and spirituality -- 16; Gender, theology, and spirituality -- 16.
Publisher: Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group
Published: 2015
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 131
ISBN-13: 9781844658008
Subjects: Kristendom; Feministische Theologie; Öffentliche Theologie; Women and religion; Public theology; Christianity; Religiösa aspekter; Kvinnor och religion; Feminism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Which public?: inspecting the house of public theology / Stephen Burns and Anita Monro; title: Speaking with the dialects, inflections and rhythms of our own unmistakable voices: feminist theology as public theology / Nicola Slee; title: Public theology and the politics of interpretation: a feminist reading / Heather Thomson; title: "In the company of God and one another": feminist theo-ethics, heterogeneous publics and intercultural churches / Marilyn J. Legge; title: Issues in feminist public theology / Esther McIntosh; title: "Princess theology" and the promotion of women within Pentecostalism / Jacqui Grey; title: "Feminist public theology is an ecumenical issue": the case of the NoToPope coalition / Julia Pitman; title: Homemaking as an embodied feminist expression of interfaith encounters in public life / Seferosa Carroll; title: Digging behind songlines: Tonga's prayer, Australia's fair, David's house / Jione Havea; title: Elaine Graham and the "good city" / Allison Fenton.