Postcolonial theologies divinity and empire - Keller, Catherine, 1953-; Nausner, Michael; Rivera, Mayra (St. Louis, Mo. : Chalice Press, 2004)
Introduction: Alien/nation, liberation, and the postcolonial underground --I. THEOLOGY IN POSTCOLONIAL CONTEXT. -- Complacencies and cul-de-sacs: Christian theologies and colonialism / R.S. Sugirtharajah -- Spirit and liberation: achieving postcolonial theology in the United States / Mark Lewis Taylor -- II. SPLITTING THE SUBJECT. -- Who is Americana/o?: theological anthropology, postcoloniality, and the Spanish-speaking Americas / Michelle A. Gonzalez -- Monstrosities, miracles, and mission: religion and the politics of disablement / Sharon Betcher -- Who/what is Asian?: a postcolonial theological reading of Orientalism and neo-Orientalism / Namsoon Kang -- Homeland as borderland: territories of Christian subjectivity / Michael Nausner -- III. THE POSTCOLONIAL CHRIST. -- Mark and empire: "Zealot" and 'postcolonial" readings / Stephen D. Moore -- The transgressive power of Jeong: a postcolonial hybridization of Christology / W. Anne Joh -- Divine commerce: a postcolonial Christology for times of neocolonial empire / Marion Grau -- IV. DIVINE COSMO-POLITICS. -- God at the crossroads: a postcolonial reading of Sophia / Mayra Rivera -- Liberating God-talk: postcolonialism and the challenge of the margins / Joerg Rieger -- The love of postcolonialism: theology in the interstices of empire / Catherine Keller.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 243-259) and index.
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Keywords: Postcolonial theology; Postkolonialismus; Theologie; RELIGION / Christian Theology / Process; RELIGION / Fundamentalism; Electronic books