African American Culture
African Theology
black
Black Theology
Black Women's Culture
Buthelezi's View
Buthelezi’s View
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Common Language
Conferred
Contemporary Society
critical cultural studies
cultural
Cultural Uprooting
culture
elite
Elite Cultural Production
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feminist theory application
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Galley Slaves
historicist theology
Indigenous Theology
Inferential Logics
liberal
Liberating Love
Macon Dead
marginalized communities research
Mnemonic Discourse
Mythic Strand
Personal Archaeology
Postliberal Theology
production
Racialized Class System
reflection
religion and society
religious
Religious Reflection
social justice analysis
theology
theology and cultural critique in America
Tight Rope Walker
Womanist Theology
women's
Young Men
Product details
- ISBN 9780415914338
- Weight: 500g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 11 Nov 1996
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Changing Conversations defines the crucial role of cultural studies in the articulation and practice of religious studies disciplines. A decisive turn in the development of religious reflection, this volume seeks to redefine disciplinary self-understanding, and to promote religion as an integral component of cultural studies. Emphasizing a commitment to the marginalized perspectives--i.e. those communities lacking the resources to determine a new vision of society and so struggle to carve out their own space which more clearly embodies their own idiom, Changing Conversations presents insightful, authoritative contributions which show how religion is both embedded in and expressive of concrete social relationships and local realities. Featuring detailed cultural and political analyses, flavored with historical and feminist theory, Changing Conversations will inform every reader seeking to explore theology as a vital component of cultural studies.
Dwight N. Hopkins, Sheila Greeve Davaney
