Women, Writing, Theology by Emily A. Holmes & Wendy Farley, editors.
Description
Introduction : mending a broken lineage - Emily A. Holmes -- Fear and women's writing : choosing the better part - Michelle Voss Robetrs --A "wretched choice"? : Evangelical women and the Word - Shelly Rambo -- "My God became flesh" : Angela of Foligno writing the Incarnation - Emily A. Holmes -- Speaking funk : womanist insights into the lives of Syncletica and Macrina - Kendra G. Hotz -- "A moor of one's own" : writing and silence in Sara Maitland's a book of silence -Leigh Pittenger -- Withprayer and pen : reading Mother E. J. Dabney's what it means to pray through /Michele Jacques Early -- Writing a life, writing theology : Edith Stein in the company of the Saints - Meghan T. Sweeney -- Writing hunger on the body : Simone Weil's ethic of hunger and Eucharistic pracitce - Elizabeth A. Webb -- The body, to be eaten, to the written : a theological reflection on the act of writing in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's Dictee - Min-Ah Cho -- Not with one voice : the counterpoint of life, diaspora, women, theology, and writing - Kristine Suna-Koro -- Embodying theology : motherhood as metaphone/method - Marcia W. Mount Shoop -- Postscript : wounded writing, healing writing -Wendy Farley.
xi, 315 p. ;23 cm.
Book Details
Editor
Farley, Wendy, Holmes, Emily A.
Place Published
City
Waco, Tex.
Date Published
circa 2011
Publication Subjects
Women theologians--History.
Christian literature--Women authors--History and criticism.