Pieties and Gender - Christensen, Hilda Rømer
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Taking up the challenge of Saba Mahmood to feminist studies in religion, that there is a liberalist understanding of agency and a tendency to mix the feminist political project with the analytical, the authors of this anthology discuss the relations between pieties and politics, pieties and methodologies, virtuous masculinities, and symbolic gender representations. Several articles discuss highly controversial questions: Muslim piety, religion in the European Union between the Vatican and the Muslim populations, the religiously motivated abstinence policies of the US. Furthermore, there is an…mehr

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Taking up the challenge of Saba Mahmood to feminist studies in religion, that there is a liberalist understanding of agency and a tendency to mix the feminist political project with the analytical, the authors of this anthology discuss the relations between pieties and politics, pieties and methodologies, virtuous masculinities, and symbolic gender representations. Several articles discuss highly controversial questions: Muslim piety, religion in the European Union between the Vatican and the Muslim populations, the religiously motivated abstinence policies of the US. Furthermore, there is an interesting section about religious masculinities in a historical and contemporary perspective.
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Lene Sjørup, Ph.D. in Feminist Theology, University of Copenhagen, has published a number of books and anthologies in Danish about gender and theology. Hilda Rømer Christensen, Ph.d, Associate Professor, Head of the Co-ordinationen for Gender Studies at University of Copenhagen. Has published widely in the field of cultural analysis of gender, religion and modernity. Contributors include: Saba Mahmood, Robin May Schott, Kari E. Børresen, Claire Greslé-Favier, Clyde Wilcox, Lene Sjørup, Thomas Blom Hansen, Yvonne Maria Werner, Karin E. Gedge, Hilda Rømer Christensen, and Jone Salomonsen.