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Condition: New. Idioma/Language: Español. Desde las Filipinas a México, y desde la India a los Estados Unidos, las autoras aquí reunidas invitan a expandir los colores de nuestra mirada al identificar y analizar las estructuras profundas de la colonialidad y las prácticas de dominio, marginación y exclusión que comportan, siempre desde una clave teológica feminista que nace precisamente de su experiencia. El estado de guerra perpetua y sus secuelas traumáticas, la lucha de las mujeres por los territorios ancestrales o el impacto del COVID sobre poblaciones desplazadas son solo algunas de las cuestiones que reciben atención, y que a su vez invitan a repensar las relaciones de las teologías feministas alrededor del mundo con la teoría poscolonial, dos elementos tan abocados a la sinergia como al conflicto. 4 *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Wars change everythingthey affect existing policies, coexistence in society and individual lives. They also have a direct impact on gender arrangements. In war, patriarchal social structures that have long since been overcome are quickly revitalised, or new role models, constellations and logics for women emerge out of necessityincluding new attitudes of feminists towards war. This volume on Imperial Powers and Women: Trauma, Resistance and Resilience contains papers presented at the International Conference of the ESWTR (2023) in Lviv. The articles encourage further reflection on whether it is ethically justified for women to participate in male-legitimised war violence to defend their own country from aggressors who inflict violence on women and children and, ultimately, society as a whole. This question poses a challenge for Christian women theologians who, in line with biblical texts feel deeply committed to pacifism and renounce violence. Against this backdrop, this volume provides insight into the different facets of the relationship between imperial powers and women, both past and present. How do they resist the violence of imperial powers? How do women deal with trauma? How do they develop resilience? And what does theology have to say about this? These articles encourage further reflection on whether it is ethically justified for women to participate in male-legitimised war violence to defend their own country from aggressors who inflict violence on women and children and, ultimately, society as a whole. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. About Shelters and Encounters. An Array of Theological Voices: that is the title of the thirtieth volume of the Journal of the ESWTR. As implied, the volume offers a wide range of texts, ranging from an elaboration of the shelter as a fitting metaphor for the location and the mode of developing queer theology to a round table discussion between African and Dutch female theologians about insider/outsider positions when doing theology as African female theologians in Europe. Bracketed by these two articles, four other texts add to the variety of voices the volume presents. The first of these invites the reader to share in a multi-layered account of the encounter of two women theologians from different disciplines, reading and interpreting the encounter of Mary and Elisabeth as it has been described and portrayed in pictures and text. Following suit, the reader will find a programmatic depiction of what a program for gender-conscious religious education could look like. Next in the array is a description of how interreligious ethics can contribute to elucidating moral dilemmas of Christian and Muslim women. And, closing this inner section, the volume offers a report of a(n empirical) pilot study conducted amongst participants of the Seventh Synod-Weekend of the Dutch Ecumenical Womens Synod into how women attribute religious authority and why. Last but not least, three reviews of four recently published books accompany this issue, making it truly a volume with an array of theological voices. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Confronting Gender Polarity and Nationalism: This is the title of the thirty-first volume of the Journal of the ESWTR. The troubling reemergence of polarising discourses in Europe led the ESWTR to engage with this topic. In the current context, the ideologies that fuel these discourses often reference conservative Christian or Neopagan faith traditions for legitimation, thus linking religion with the growing far-right movements. Central to the movements is a new acceptance for polarised and racialised gender discourse. Male supremacy and the patriarchal family are reclaimed as foundational to both church and nation, thus putting the rights of women, queer and non-white people under new pressure. New analytics have evolved where climate change is denied, populist conspiracy theories accepted, civic polarities endorsed, and Anti-Islam and Anti-Semitism are revived. The desire for a new cultural war reaches from the US to Eastern Europe, and the war on Ukraine warns of its dangers. When core understandings and respect of human rights are challenged, so is sustainable democracy. The articles in this issue look at different aspects of the current gender discourse, especially at the polarised and racist variants of this discourse. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Rústica. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: Nuevo. 01. La conmemoración del V centenario de la Reforma protestante en el año 2017 fue el motivo de la elección del tema de las XV Jornadas de la Asociación de Teólogas Españolas (ATE), fruto de las cuales es este libro colectivo. Pero los estudios aquí ofrecido. LIBRO.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Wars change everythingthey affect existing policies, coexistence in society and individual lives. They also have a direct impact on gender arrangements. In war, patriarchal social structures that have long since been overcome are quickly revitalised, or new role models, constellations and logics for women emerge out of necessityincluding new attitudes of feminists towards war. This volume on Imperial Powers and Women: Trauma, Resistance and Resilience contains papers presented at the International Conference of the ESWTR (2023) in Lviv. The articles encourage further reflection on whether it is ethically justified for women to participate in male-legitimised war violence to defend their own country from aggressors who inflict violence on women and children and, ultimately, society as a whole. This question poses a challenge for Christian women theologians who, in line with biblical texts feel deeply committed to pacifism and renounce violence. Against this backdrop, this volume provides insight into the different facets of the relationship between imperial powers and women, both past and present. How do they resist the violence of imperial powers? How do women deal with trauma? How do they develop resilience? And what does theology have to say about this? These articles encourage further reflection on whether it is ethically justified for women to participate in male-legitimised war violence to defend their own country from aggressors who inflict violence on women and children and, ultimately, society as a whole. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Rústica. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: Nuevo. 01. El trauma, aquella experiencia que desborda, desordena y desfonda a la persona, es el objeto de reflexión de este libro. El trauma tiene un carácter paradójico. Por un lado, rompe la ilación de la biografía; por otro, la narración de aquella experiencia que quiebra es necesaria para que el después del trauma pueda reconocerse como vida. Las perspectivas con las que se aborda el trauma en esta obra (teológicas, pastorales, artísticas, terapéuticas, eclesiales) son diversas, pero todas tienen en cuenta su doble vertiente: quebramiento y reconciliación. En esta doble vertiente, el cuerpo de las mujeres emerge como lugar donde el trauma aflora a la vez que se oculta. De aquí que este libro preste atención a realidades tales como el abuso sexual en la Iglesia, el perdón, la gracia, la resurrección o el trauma transgeneracional. LIBRO.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Wars change everythingthey affect existing policies, coexistence in society and individual lives. They also have a direct impact on gender arrangements. In war, patriarchal social structures that have long since been overcome are quickly revitalised, or new role models, constellations and logics for women emerge out of necessityincluding new attitudes of feminists towards war. This volume on Imperial Powers and Women: Trauma, Resistance and Resilience contains papers presented at the International Conference of the ESWTR (2023) in Lviv. The articles encourage further reflection on whether it is ethically justified for women to participate in male-legitimised war violence to defend their own country from aggressors who inflict violence on women and children and, ultimately, society as a whole. This question poses a challenge for Christian women theologians who, in line with biblical texts feel deeply committed to pacifism and renounce violence. Against this backdrop, this volume provides insight into the different facets of the relationship between imperial powers and women, both past and present. How do they resist the violence of imperial powers? How do women deal with trauma? How do they develop resilience? And what does theology have to say about this? These articles encourage further reflection on whether it is ethically justified for women to participate in male-legitimised war violence to defend their own country from aggressors who inflict violence on women and children and, ultimately, society as a whole. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.