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Public theology and the challenge of feminism [electronic resource] / edited by Anita Monro and Stephen Burns.
Contributor(s): Burns, Stephen
| Monro, Anita.
Material type: 
TextSeries: Gender, theology and spirituality. Publisher: New York : Routledge, 2015Edition: 1st [ed.].Description: 1 online resource (xii, 131 p.).ISBN: 9781315744223 (ebook : PDF).Subject(s): Feminism -- Religious aspects -- Christianity | Public theology | Women and religionOnline resources: Click here to view
Contents:
1. Which public? Inspecting the house of public theology / Stephen Burns and Anita Monro -- 2. Speaking with the dialects, inflections and rhythms of our own unmistakable voices : feminist theology as public theology / Nicola Slee -- 3. Public theology and the politics of interpretation : a feminist reading / Heather Thomson -- 4. "In the company of God and one another" : feminist theo-ethics, heterogeneous publics and intercultural churches / Marilyn J. Legge -- 5. Issues in feminist public theology / Esther McIntosh -- 6. "Princess theology" and the promotion of women within pentecostalism / Jacqui Grey -- 7. "Feminist public theology is an ecumenical issue" : the case of the NoToPope coalition / Julia Pitman -- 8. Homemaking as an embodied feminist expression of interfaith encounters in public life / Seferosa Carroll -- 9. Digging behind songlines : Tonga's prayer, Australia's fair, David's house / Jione Havea -- 10. Elaine Graham and the "good city" / Allison Fenton.
| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| National Library of India | Available | NLI-EBK000013636ENG |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Which public? Inspecting the house of public theology / Stephen Burns and Anita Monro -- 2. Speaking with the dialects, inflections and rhythms of our own unmistakable voices : feminist theology as public theology / Nicola Slee -- 3. Public theology and the politics of interpretation : a feminist reading / Heather Thomson -- 4. "In the company of God and one another" : feminist theo-ethics, heterogeneous publics and intercultural churches / Marilyn J. Legge -- 5. Issues in feminist public theology / Esther McIntosh -- 6. "Princess theology" and the promotion of women within pentecostalism / Jacqui Grey -- 7. "Feminist public theology is an ecumenical issue" : the case of the NoToPope coalition / Julia Pitman -- 8. Homemaking as an embodied feminist expression of interfaith encounters in public life / Seferosa Carroll -- 9. Digging behind songlines : Tonga's prayer, Australia's fair, David's house / Jione Havea -- 10. Elaine Graham and the "good city" / Allison Fenton.