Being Feminist, Being Christian: Essays from AcademiaA. Jule, B. Pedersen Can a person be Christian and Feminist at the same time? In these extended essays, authors explore the various intersections of feminism, feminist theory and practice, and Christian tradition as it is lived out in the lives of Christian academics. |
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Christian Feminist or Feminist Christian Whats Feminism Got to Do with Evangelical Christians? | 9 |
Silence as Femininity? A Look at Performances of Gender in Theology College Classrooms | 35 |
Blessed Mother or Material Mom Which Madonna Am I? | 59 |
In Search of Bodily Perspective A Study of Simone de Beauvoir and Luce Irigaray | 81 |
Two Women Speaking Woman The Strategic Essentialism of Luce Irigaray and Phoebe Palmer | 110 |
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