This powerful volume provides dynamic ways of constructing theologies of resistance and liberation by engaging with the everyday practices of marginalised communities.
This powerful volume provides dynamic ways of constructing theologies of resistance and liberation by engaging with the everyday practices of marginalised communities.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Wren Radford is a Lecturer in Liberal Arts at the University of Manchester, UK
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: The Everyday as Resisting Theology (Wren Radford University of Manchester UK) Part I: Knowing the Everyday 2. Everyday Extremes: Encountering the Wild in Theological Discourses of Everyday Life (Heather Walton University of Glasgow UK) 3. La Lucha Lo Cotidiano and Fiesta: On Decolonial Theoethical Insights in Latina/o/x Theologies' (Néstor Medina Emmanuel College Canada). 4. Refusal as a Generative Praxis of the Everyday: Lessons from Faith-Based Feminist Political Thought (Anupama Ranawana University of St Andrews UK). Part II: Everyday Praxis as Resisting Inequalities 5. Caring Hurts: The Everydayness of Navigating Poverty in the UK (Wren Radford University of Manchester UK). 6. Crip Flourishing (Heike Peckruhn Daemen College USA). 7. The Everydayness with the Sea Is Liberating: Coastal Everydayness and Liberation Theology (Elia Maggang University of Manchester UK) Part III: Transforming Everyday Practices 8. Talking and Doing: Transformative Pedagogy Black Theology and Participative Forms of Praxis (Anthony Reddie University of Oxford UK). 9. Queer Agency in South Africa: Living Religion in the Rainbow Nation (Megan Robertson University of the Western Cape South Africa and Mujahid Osman Emory University USA). 10. Blessings for Cyborgs: Everyday Religion as Queer/Crip Technoscience (Max Thornton Drake University UK). Index
1. Introduction: The Everyday as Resisting Theology (Wren Radford University of Manchester UK) Part I: Knowing the Everyday 2. Everyday Extremes: Encountering the Wild in Theological Discourses of Everyday Life (Heather Walton University of Glasgow UK) 3. La Lucha Lo Cotidiano and Fiesta: On Decolonial Theoethical Insights in Latina/o/x Theologies' (Néstor Medina Emmanuel College Canada). 4. Refusal as a Generative Praxis of the Everyday: Lessons from Faith-Based Feminist Political Thought (Anupama Ranawana University of St Andrews UK). Part II: Everyday Praxis as Resisting Inequalities 5. Caring Hurts: The Everydayness of Navigating Poverty in the UK (Wren Radford University of Manchester UK). 6. Crip Flourishing (Heike Peckruhn Daemen College USA). 7. The Everydayness with the Sea Is Liberating: Coastal Everydayness and Liberation Theology (Elia Maggang University of Manchester UK) Part III: Transforming Everyday Practices 8. Talking and Doing: Transformative Pedagogy Black Theology and Participative Forms of Praxis (Anthony Reddie University of Oxford UK). 9. Queer Agency in South Africa: Living Religion in the Rainbow Nation (Megan Robertson University of the Western Cape South Africa and Mujahid Osman Emory University USA). 10. Blessings for Cyborgs: Everyday Religion as Queer/Crip Technoscience (Max Thornton Drake University UK). Index
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