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1 online resource |
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Postcolonialism and religions |
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Postcolonialism and religions.
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Liturgy and postcolonialism: an introduction / Cláudio Carvalhaes -- part 1. Muslim and Jewish perspectives : -- Returning to the One: postcolonial Muslim liturgy / Sophia Rose Arjana -- Toward a genuine congregation: the form of the Muslim Friday prayer, revisited / Shadaab Rahemtulla -- After the Holocaust and Israel: on liturgy and the postcolonial (Jewish) prophetic in the New Diaspora / Marc H. Ellis -- part 2. African and African American perspectives : -- The ethical implications of migration on liturgy: an African postcolonial perspective / Beatrice Okyere-Manu -- "Do this in remembrance of me": an African feminist contestation of the embodied sacred liturgical space in the celebration of Eucharist / Lilian Cheelo Siwila -- Liturgy and justice in postcolonial Zimbabwe: holy people, holy places, holy things in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Zimbabwe / Herbert Moyo -- Navigating in different seas: Christianity and African Brazilian religion / Miriam Rosa -- part 3. Latin American perspectives : -- De-evangelization of the knees: epistemology, osteoporosis, and affliction / Nancy Cardoso Pereira -- Ponte a nuestro lado! Be on our side!: the challenge of the Central American liberation theology Masses / Ann Hidalgo -- Choosing a heritage: some urban South American Mennonites reread, reinvent, and honor the tradition / Marisa Strizzi -- Liturgy with your feet: the Romaria da Terra pilgrimage in Paraná, Brazil: reappropriating liturgical rites in the quest for life spaces and their liberation / Júlio Cézar Adam -- part 4. Oceanian, Asian, and Asian American perspectives : -- A New Zealand prayer book = He karakia mihinare o Aotearoa: a study in postcolonial liturgy / Storm Swain -- Liturgical time and Tehching Hsieh / Gerald C. Liu -- A postcolonial reading of liturgy in India during the colonial/postcolonial period as a mode of resistance / C.I. David Joy -- Baptism as crossing beyond belonging? / HyeRan Kim-Cragg -- part 5. European, European American, Native American, and United States perspectives : -- A flagging peace? / Siobhán Garrigan -- Holy crumbs, table habits, and (dis)placing conversations: beyond "only one is holy" / Michael N. Jagessar -- Puzzling over postcolonial liturgical heteroglossia: in search of liturgical decoloniality and dialogic orthodoxy / Kristine Suna-Koro -- When seminaries get stuck / Stephen Burns -- The Cherokee Stomp Dance: a case study of postcolonial Native American contextualization / Corky Alexander -- Postcolonial whiteness: being-with in worship / Sharon R. Fennema |
| Summary |
The liturgical movement has reached a new and novel turn in its development. It was begun to wrestle with what has not yet been engaged -- issuing a call to expand itself into other connections and possibilities. With Liturgy in Postcolonial Perspectives, Claudio Carvalhaes continues this turn. The volume brings together Christian, Jewish, and Muslim scholars from different fields and locations in order to expand the dialogue between the field of liturgy and postcolonial/de-colonial thinking. Connecting main themes from both fields, Carvalhaes shows what is at stake in this dialectical scholarship. This volume opens up the liturgical field into new territories, risky thinking, and previously unseen dialectical and dialogical connections |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Notes |
Publisher supplied information; title not viewed |
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Postcolonial theology.
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Liturgics.
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Religion: general.
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Comparative religion.
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Humanities.
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RELIGION -- Reference.
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Liturgics
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Postcolonial theology
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Carvalhaes, Cláudio, editor.
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| ISBN |
9781137508270 |
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1137508272 |
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9781137508287 |
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1137508280 |
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