Africana Biblical Interpretation after Stony the Road We Trod in the Age of BLM, SayHerName, and MeToo Herausgeber: Smith, Mitzi J.; Dunbar Hill, Ericka S.; Parker, Angela N.
Africana Biblical Interpretation after Stony the Road We Trod in the Age of BLM, SayHerName, and MeToo Herausgeber: Smith, Mitzi J.; Dunbar Hill, Ericka S.; Parker, Angela N.
In this book, Africana biblical scholars argue that race, class, gender, and sexuality still matter for doing biblical interpretation/translation, centering the socio-political and cultural contexts of Africana peoples negotiating life, death, and hope in the age of BLM, SayHerName, MeToo, and a global pandemic.
In this book, Africana biblical scholars argue that race, class, gender, and sexuality still matter for doing biblical interpretation/translation, centering the socio-political and cultural contexts of Africana peoples negotiating life, death, and hope in the age of BLM, SayHerName, MeToo, and a global pandemic.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Mitzi J. Smith; Angela N. Parker and Ericka S. Dunbar Hill - Contributions by Brian K. Blount; Theodore W. Burgh; Allen Dwight Callahan; Ronald Charles; Stacy Davis; Ericka S. Dunbar Hill; Dennis R. Edwards; Wil Gafney; Clarice J. Martin; Willia
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Remembering the Past, Laboring in the Present, and Shaping a Hopeful Future 1."The Hill We Climb": Introduction Mitzi J. Smith, Angela N. Parker and Ericka Dunbar Hill 2.A Eulogy for Cain Hope Felder Brian K. Blount 3.Zoom-ing in on a Watershed Moment in Biblical Interpretation William H. Myers Part II. God's Black(ened) People in the World-Thugs, Slaves and Criminals 4.God's Only Begotten Thug Allen Dwight Callahan 5.Abolitionist Messiah: A Man Named Jesus Born of a Doul Mitzi J. Smith 6.Reading with the Enslaved: Placing Human Bondage at the Center of the Early Christian Story Emerson B. Powery 7."I am a Human": Racializing Assemblages and Criminalized Egyptianness in Acts 21:31-39 Jeremy L. Williams 8.The Terror of White Hermeneutics: Black and Enslaved Bodies Interpreted in the Context of Whiteness Marcus W. Shields Part III. Africana Hermeneutical Strategies, Pedagogy, Translation, and #BLM 9.Hoodoo Blues and the Formulation of Hermeneutical Strategies for Contemporary Africana Biblical Engagement Hugh R. Page, Jr. 10.Reflections on Teaching Biblical Interpretation through a Black Lives Matter Hermeneutic Wil Gafney 11.Revisiting the Caananites and Contemporary Ites: Pedagogical Insights into Cheering for the Wrong Team Theodore W. Burgh 12.Reading Romans in Greek: Translating and Commenting on it in Haitian Creole Ronald Charles Part IV. Black Rage and Protest in Times of #Black Lives Matter and #MeToo 13.Rage, Riots, and Rhetoric: Psalm 137 and African American Responses to Violence Stacy Davis 14.Rethinking "God-breathed" in the Age of #Black Lives Matter: A Womanist Reading of 2 Tim 3:10-17 Angela N. Parker 15.Leah and Dinah in the Face of Abuse: What Do I Tell My Daughter? Kamilah Hall Sharp 16.Antichrist and Anti-Black: 1 John and "Black Lives Matter" Dennis R. Edwards Part V. Responses 17.John's Apocalypse and African American Interpretation Thomas B. Slater 18.Race Still Matters: Mapping the Afterlives of Stony the Road We Trod Clarice J. Martin 19."To Think Better Than We Have Been Trained": Thirty Years Later Renita J. Weems
Part I. Remembering the Past, Laboring in the Present, and Shaping a Hopeful Future 1."The Hill We Climb": Introduction Mitzi J. Smith, Angela N. Parker and Ericka Dunbar Hill 2.A Eulogy for Cain Hope Felder Brian K. Blount 3.Zoom-ing in on a Watershed Moment in Biblical Interpretation William H. Myers Part II. God's Black(ened) People in the World-Thugs, Slaves and Criminals 4.God's Only Begotten Thug Allen Dwight Callahan 5.Abolitionist Messiah: A Man Named Jesus Born of a Doul Mitzi J. Smith 6.Reading with the Enslaved: Placing Human Bondage at the Center of the Early Christian Story Emerson B. Powery 7."I am a Human": Racializing Assemblages and Criminalized Egyptianness in Acts 21:31-39 Jeremy L. Williams 8.The Terror of White Hermeneutics: Black and Enslaved Bodies Interpreted in the Context of Whiteness Marcus W. Shields Part III. Africana Hermeneutical Strategies, Pedagogy, Translation, and #BLM 9.Hoodoo Blues and the Formulation of Hermeneutical Strategies for Contemporary Africana Biblical Engagement Hugh R. Page, Jr. 10.Reflections on Teaching Biblical Interpretation through a Black Lives Matter Hermeneutic Wil Gafney 11.Revisiting the Caananites and Contemporary Ites: Pedagogical Insights into Cheering for the Wrong Team Theodore W. Burgh 12.Reading Romans in Greek: Translating and Commenting on it in Haitian Creole Ronald Charles Part IV. Black Rage and Protest in Times of #Black Lives Matter and #MeToo 13.Rage, Riots, and Rhetoric: Psalm 137 and African American Responses to Violence Stacy Davis 14.Rethinking "God-breathed" in the Age of #Black Lives Matter: A Womanist Reading of 2 Tim 3:10-17 Angela N. Parker 15.Leah and Dinah in the Face of Abuse: What Do I Tell My Daughter? Kamilah Hall Sharp 16.Antichrist and Anti-Black: 1 John and "Black Lives Matter" Dennis R. Edwards Part V. Responses 17.John's Apocalypse and African American Interpretation Thomas B. Slater 18.Race Still Matters: Mapping the Afterlives of Stony the Road We Trod Clarice J. Martin 19."To Think Better Than We Have Been Trained": Thirty Years Later Renita J. Weems
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