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Author Pemberton, Carrie

Title Circle thinking : African women theologians in dialogue with the West / by Carrie Pemberton
Published Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2003

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Description 1 online resource (xii, 221 pages)
Series Studies of religion in Africa, 0169-9814 ; 25
Studies on religion in Africa ; 25
Contents Cover -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION -- Chapter 2 THE ECUMENICAL AND CONTEMPORARY LOCATION OF THE CIRCLE OF CONCERNED AFRICAN WOMEN THEOLOGIANS -- Introduction -- EATWOT: The Rise of the Third World Theologian in Conference -- The Emergence of Black and African Theologies -- Cutting the Ties -- Womanism and African Theology -- The Role of Catholic Women -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3 REMAKING AFRICAN THEOLOGY: MERCY AMBA ODUYOYE'S THEOLOGY OF RESISTANCE AND RE-IMAGINATION -- Introduction -- The Literature -- The Sources of Alienation -- African Traditional Religion: The African Old Testament? -- African Theology and Gender Concerns -- Abusua and Inter-Faith Relations -- Christ the Compassionate One -- Mothering Africa -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4 SISTERS AND MOTHERS: CATHOLIC SISTERS IN THE CIRCLE -- Introduction -- Religious Sisters and Theoretical Perspectives on Women and Motherhood -- Sister Bernadette Mbuy-Beya and the Cry of Life -- Sister Teresa Okure -- Sister Rosemary Edet -- Sister Anne Nasimiyu-Wasike -- Sisters and Priests -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: CIRCLE WOMEN RESPOND -- Introduction -- Breaking Alliances -- Domestic Violence: The Silence is Broken -- Freedom and Violence -- Speaking from Outside -- The Regulation of Sex -- Polygyny, Marriage and Male Control -- The Quest for Immortality -- Circumcision: Reproducing Women -- Breasts and Perspiration -- Concluding Reflections -- Chapter 6 MULTIPLE IDENTITIES IN-DEPENDENCY: THE CHALLENGE AND CONTEXT OF THE CIRCLE OF CONCERNED AFRICAN WOMEN THEOLOGIANS -- Introduction -- Truth from Below -- The 'Voiced' Elite and the Mute Majority -- Pluralism, Christ and Culture -- The Imperative of Christ -- The Dignity of Women -- Denominational Differences in the Multiple Identities of the Circle Project -- Maternal Thinking -- The Church Universal and Local -- Generalisable Interests: The Well-being of the African Woman and the Well-being of the World -- Bibliographies -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y
Summary A study of the origins of the Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians, a group of African women theologians established in the 1980s. It traces a struggle against alienating practices from Western missionary tradition and African cultural transpositions in contemporary church and society
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 187-212) and index
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Subject Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians.
SUBJECT Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians fast
Subject Women theologians -- Africa, Sub-Saharan -- History -- 20th century
Theology, Doctrinal -- Africa, Sub-Saharan -- History
Women in Christianity -- Africa, Sub-Saharan
Church work with women -- Africa, Sub-Saharan
RELIGION -- Christianity -- General.
RELIGION -- Christian Theology -- Systematic.
Church work with women
Theology, Doctrinal
Women in Christianity
Women theologians
Theologin
Feministische theologie.
Theologie.
Vrouwen.
Contextuele theologie.
SUBJECT Africa, Sub-Saharan -- Church history
Subject Sub-Saharan Africa
Afrika
Genre/Form Church history
History
Form Electronic book
ISBN 9789004124417
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9781280466564
Other Titles African women theologians in dialogue with the West