Mother Earth, Postcolonial and Liberation Theologies
Herausgeber: Chirongoma, Sophia; Mombo, Esther
Mother Earth, Postcolonial and Liberation Theologies
Herausgeber: Chirongoma, Sophia; Mombo, Esther
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Anchored on postcolonial and liberation theology, this book examines the global ecological crisis within gender justice discourse. Utilizing textual analysis and empirical studies, the book chapters foreground how the African continent, particularly African women, bear the burden of the ecological catastrophe.
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Anchored on postcolonial and liberation theology, this book examines the global ecological crisis within gender justice discourse. Utilizing textual analysis and empirical studies, the book chapters foreground how the African continent, particularly African women, bear the burden of the ecological catastrophe.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Fortress Academic
- Seitenzahl: 194
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. August 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 442g
- ISBN-13: 9781978711617
- ISBN-10: 1978711611
- Artikelnr.: 61186129
- Verlag: Fortress Academic
- Seitenzahl: 194
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. August 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 442g
- ISBN-13: 9781978711617
- ISBN-10: 1978711611
- Artikelnr.: 61186129
Sophia Chirongoma is a senior lecturer in the religious studies department at Midlands State University, Zimbabwe. Esther Mombo is associate professor in the Faculty of Theology at St. Paul's University in Limuru, Kenya.
Introduction: Mother Earth and Postcolonial and Liberation Theologies
Sophia Chirongoma and Esther Mombo
Part 1: Introductory Mapping
1.30 Years of African Women's Liberation Theology
Esther Mombo and Sophia Chirongoma
Part 2: Envisioning Mother Africa's Liberation through Textual Exploration
2.Sisters of the Soil ... Surviving Collective Cultural Traumatization:
Intertextualities between Hagar, the Ethiopian Virgin Girls in the Book of
Esther, and Mother Africa
Ericka Dunbar
3.A Kenyan Postcolonial Feminist Rereading of the Fourth Gospel: Towards a
Christology for Eco- and Gender Justice
Lydia Chemei
Part 3: Earth Friendly and Eco-Feminist Hermeneutics
4."On Earth as It Is in Heaven": Conversations between Musa Dube's
Earth-Friendly Hermeneutics and Sallie McFague's Ecological Theology
Megan Bedford-Strohm
5.The Cry of the Earth Is the Cry of Women: Ecofeminisms in Critical
Dialogue with Laudato Si'
Nontando Hadebe
Part 4: Mother Africa and Postcolonial Musings on Eco-Justice
6.African Women as Environmental Freedom Fighters
Yoknyam Dabale
7.The Discourse of Drought: Ongoing Gendered Inequality of Water Access in
Cape Town, and the Implications for Public Theology
Alease Brown
8."Redeeming the Land...." Pentecostalism, Neo-colonialism, and
Re-imagining Africa
Kudzai Biri
9.Voices from the Margins: Religio-Cultural Perspectives of Women,
Children, and the Elderly amidst the Tokwe-Mukosi Dam Displacements in
Zimbabwe
Sophia Chirongoma
Sophia Chirongoma and Esther Mombo
Part 1: Introductory Mapping
1.30 Years of African Women's Liberation Theology
Esther Mombo and Sophia Chirongoma
Part 2: Envisioning Mother Africa's Liberation through Textual Exploration
2.Sisters of the Soil ... Surviving Collective Cultural Traumatization:
Intertextualities between Hagar, the Ethiopian Virgin Girls in the Book of
Esther, and Mother Africa
Ericka Dunbar
3.A Kenyan Postcolonial Feminist Rereading of the Fourth Gospel: Towards a
Christology for Eco- and Gender Justice
Lydia Chemei
Part 3: Earth Friendly and Eco-Feminist Hermeneutics
4."On Earth as It Is in Heaven": Conversations between Musa Dube's
Earth-Friendly Hermeneutics and Sallie McFague's Ecological Theology
Megan Bedford-Strohm
5.The Cry of the Earth Is the Cry of Women: Ecofeminisms in Critical
Dialogue with Laudato Si'
Nontando Hadebe
Part 4: Mother Africa and Postcolonial Musings on Eco-Justice
6.African Women as Environmental Freedom Fighters
Yoknyam Dabale
7.The Discourse of Drought: Ongoing Gendered Inequality of Water Access in
Cape Town, and the Implications for Public Theology
Alease Brown
8."Redeeming the Land...." Pentecostalism, Neo-colonialism, and
Re-imagining Africa
Kudzai Biri
9.Voices from the Margins: Religio-Cultural Perspectives of Women,
Children, and the Elderly amidst the Tokwe-Mukosi Dam Displacements in
Zimbabwe
Sophia Chirongoma
Introduction: Mother Earth and Postcolonial and Liberation Theologies
Sophia Chirongoma and Esther Mombo
Part 1: Introductory Mapping
1.30 Years of African Women's Liberation Theology
Esther Mombo and Sophia Chirongoma
Part 2: Envisioning Mother Africa's Liberation through Textual Exploration
2.Sisters of the Soil ... Surviving Collective Cultural Traumatization:
Intertextualities between Hagar, the Ethiopian Virgin Girls in the Book of
Esther, and Mother Africa
Ericka Dunbar
3.A Kenyan Postcolonial Feminist Rereading of the Fourth Gospel: Towards a
Christology for Eco- and Gender Justice
Lydia Chemei
Part 3: Earth Friendly and Eco-Feminist Hermeneutics
4."On Earth as It Is in Heaven": Conversations between Musa Dube's
Earth-Friendly Hermeneutics and Sallie McFague's Ecological Theology
Megan Bedford-Strohm
5.The Cry of the Earth Is the Cry of Women: Ecofeminisms in Critical
Dialogue with Laudato Si'
Nontando Hadebe
Part 4: Mother Africa and Postcolonial Musings on Eco-Justice
6.African Women as Environmental Freedom Fighters
Yoknyam Dabale
7.The Discourse of Drought: Ongoing Gendered Inequality of Water Access in
Cape Town, and the Implications for Public Theology
Alease Brown
8."Redeeming the Land...." Pentecostalism, Neo-colonialism, and
Re-imagining Africa
Kudzai Biri
9.Voices from the Margins: Religio-Cultural Perspectives of Women,
Children, and the Elderly amidst the Tokwe-Mukosi Dam Displacements in
Zimbabwe
Sophia Chirongoma
Sophia Chirongoma and Esther Mombo
Part 1: Introductory Mapping
1.30 Years of African Women's Liberation Theology
Esther Mombo and Sophia Chirongoma
Part 2: Envisioning Mother Africa's Liberation through Textual Exploration
2.Sisters of the Soil ... Surviving Collective Cultural Traumatization:
Intertextualities between Hagar, the Ethiopian Virgin Girls in the Book of
Esther, and Mother Africa
Ericka Dunbar
3.A Kenyan Postcolonial Feminist Rereading of the Fourth Gospel: Towards a
Christology for Eco- and Gender Justice
Lydia Chemei
Part 3: Earth Friendly and Eco-Feminist Hermeneutics
4."On Earth as It Is in Heaven": Conversations between Musa Dube's
Earth-Friendly Hermeneutics and Sallie McFague's Ecological Theology
Megan Bedford-Strohm
5.The Cry of the Earth Is the Cry of Women: Ecofeminisms in Critical
Dialogue with Laudato Si'
Nontando Hadebe
Part 4: Mother Africa and Postcolonial Musings on Eco-Justice
6.African Women as Environmental Freedom Fighters
Yoknyam Dabale
7.The Discourse of Drought: Ongoing Gendered Inequality of Water Access in
Cape Town, and the Implications for Public Theology
Alease Brown
8."Redeeming the Land...." Pentecostalism, Neo-colonialism, and
Re-imagining Africa
Kudzai Biri
9.Voices from the Margins: Religio-Cultural Perspectives of Women,
Children, and the Elderly amidst the Tokwe-Mukosi Dam Displacements in
Zimbabwe
Sophia Chirongoma