"In its comparative and dialogical approach, "Creating Ourselves" provides a model for the kind of scholarly work in which we might engage across the humanities. It also makes an important contribution to the popular culture studies, a field that is rarely in conversation with scholars of religion and theology."--Farah Jasmine Griffin, author of "If You Can't Be Free, Be a Mystery: In Search of Billie Holiday"
"In its comparative and dialogical approach, "Creating Ourselves" provides a model for the kind of scholarly work in which we might engage across the humanities. It also makes an important contribution to the popular culture studies, a field that is rarely in conversation with scholars of religion and theology."--Farah Jasmine Griffin, author of "If You Can't Be Free, Be a Mystery: In Search of Billie Holiday"Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 Part One. Thinking About Religion and Culture Cultural Production and New Terrain: Theology, Popular Culture, and the Cartography of Religion / Anthony B. Pinn 13 Benjamín Valentín's Response 34 Tracings: Sketching the Cultural Geographies of Latino and Latina Theology / Benjamín Valentín 38 Anthony B. Pinn's Response 62 Part Two. Constructing Bodies and Representation Memory of Flesh: Theological Reflections on Word and Flesh / Mayra Rivera 69 Traci C. West's Response 90 Using Women: Racist Representation and Cross-Racial Ethics / Traci C. West 95 Mayra Rivera's Response 114 Part Three. Literature and Religion This Day in Paradise: The Search for Human Fulfillment in Toni Morrison's Paradise / James H. Evans Jr. 119 Teresa Delgado's Response 133 Freedom is Our Own: Toward a Puerto Rican Emancipation Theology / Teresa Delgado 138 James H. Evans Jr.'s Response 173 Part Four. Music and Religion The Browning of Theological Thought in Hip-Hop Generation / Alexa Nava 181 Cheryl A. Kirk-Duggan's Response 199 The Theo-poetic Theological Ethics of Lauryn Hill and Tupac Shakur / Cheryl A. Kirk-Duggan 204 Alex Nava's Response 224 Part Five. Television and Religion TV "Profits": An Examination of the Electronic Church Phenomenon and Its Impact on Intellectual Activity within African American Religious Practices / Jonathan Walton 231 Joseph De León's Response 249 Telenovelas and Transcendence: Social Dramas as Theological Theater / Joseph De León 253 Jonathan Walton's Response 271 Part Six. Visual Arts and Religion Theology as Imaginative Construction: An Analysis of The Work of Three Latina Artists / Suzanne E. Hoeferkamp Segovia 277 Sheila F. Winborne's Response 302 The Theological Significance of Normative Preferences in Visual Art Creation and Interpretation / Sheila F. Winborne 306 Suzanne E. Hoerferkamp Segovia's Sresponse 331 Part Seven. Food and Religion She Put Her Foot in the Pot: Table Fellowship as a Practice of Political Activism / Lynne Westfield 339 Angel F. Méndez Montoya's Response 356 The Making of Mexican Mole and Alimentary Theology in the Making / Angel F. Méndez Montoya 360 Lynne Westfield's Response 384 Bibliography 387 Contributors 405 Index 409
Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 Part One. Thinking About Religion and Culture Cultural Production and New Terrain: Theology, Popular Culture, and the Cartography of Religion / Anthony B. Pinn 13 Benjamín Valentín's Response 34 Tracings: Sketching the Cultural Geographies of Latino and Latina Theology / Benjamín Valentín 38 Anthony B. Pinn's Response 62 Part Two. Constructing Bodies and Representation Memory of Flesh: Theological Reflections on Word and Flesh / Mayra Rivera 69 Traci C. West's Response 90 Using Women: Racist Representation and Cross-Racial Ethics / Traci C. West 95 Mayra Rivera's Response 114 Part Three. Literature and Religion This Day in Paradise: The Search for Human Fulfillment in Toni Morrison's Paradise / James H. Evans Jr. 119 Teresa Delgado's Response 133 Freedom is Our Own: Toward a Puerto Rican Emancipation Theology / Teresa Delgado 138 James H. Evans Jr.'s Response 173 Part Four. Music and Religion The Browning of Theological Thought in Hip-Hop Generation / Alexa Nava 181 Cheryl A. Kirk-Duggan's Response 199 The Theo-poetic Theological Ethics of Lauryn Hill and Tupac Shakur / Cheryl A. Kirk-Duggan 204 Alex Nava's Response 224 Part Five. Television and Religion TV "Profits": An Examination of the Electronic Church Phenomenon and Its Impact on Intellectual Activity within African American Religious Practices / Jonathan Walton 231 Joseph De León's Response 249 Telenovelas and Transcendence: Social Dramas as Theological Theater / Joseph De León 253 Jonathan Walton's Response 271 Part Six. Visual Arts and Religion Theology as Imaginative Construction: An Analysis of The Work of Three Latina Artists / Suzanne E. Hoeferkamp Segovia 277 Sheila F. Winborne's Response 302 The Theological Significance of Normative Preferences in Visual Art Creation and Interpretation / Sheila F. Winborne 306 Suzanne E. Hoerferkamp Segovia's Sresponse 331 Part Seven. Food and Religion She Put Her Foot in the Pot: Table Fellowship as a Practice of Political Activism / Lynne Westfield 339 Angel F. Méndez Montoya's Response 356 The Making of Mexican Mole and Alimentary Theology in the Making / Angel F. Méndez Montoya 360 Lynne Westfield's Response 384 Bibliography 387 Contributors 405 Index 409
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