Cultivating Freedom and Solidarity in an Ethic of Care
A radical rethinking of empathy's role in light of its weaponization Justice-motivated caregivers have long viewed empathy as a central tool for addressing political division, intergenerational trauma, racism, sexism, and even evil itself. However, social theorists and scholars of religion who study the political behavior of evangelical and ......
For more than half a century, the Village Voice served as America's most influential alternative newspaper - a fearless chronicler of politics, culture, and everyday life in New York City. American Bohemia gathers the extraordinary photographs that helped define the paper's visual identity and shaped how readers saw the city and themselves. ......
The first English-language translation of a major biblical commentary written in Arabic by a seminal figure in the history of Christianity in the Middle East. Abu-l-Faraj ibn al-?ayyib (d. 1043) spent his adult life in Baghdad, where he served as a priest in the Church of the East around the turn of the first millenium. He was a polymath - a ......
A pathbreaking study of the role space and place play in theological thought What does Christian theology have to do with place? How does theology influence the spaces and places in which we live? How does theology do geography? In Theology in Place, L. Patrick Burrows develops a framework for the interpretation of the Christian theologies that ......
An Orthodox Christian theological defense of liberal democracy that builds on the daring Christian humanist reinterpretation of incarnation and deification (theosis) in the Russian religious philosophy of Divine-Humanity. At a time when Christianity is becoming increasingly associated with anti-liberal and authoritarian sentiment, Deifying ......
A lively and accessible look at how queer artists turn everyday culture into surprising sites of humor, insight, and creative possibility What happens when we take things literally? In Literally: The Queerness of Things Just as They Are, Michael P. Bibler argues that the literal, so often dismissed as obvious or unremarkable, has been a powerful ......
Identity, Formation, and the Future in Feminist Theologies
Draws on queer theories of temporality and subjectivity to challenge the telos of a singular Christian identity within feminist theological accounts of formation. How Not to be Christian theologically and theoretically explores ethical and political questions around identity and intersectionality. How do we think about our identities ......
Identity, Formation, and the Future in Feminist Theologies
Draws on queer theories of temporality and subjectivity to challenge the telos of a singular Christian identity within feminist theological accounts of formation. How Not to be Christian theologically and theoretically explores ethical and political questions around identity and intersectionality. How do we think about our identities ......
Ethnic Identity Construction in Italian American Literature
Illuminates why Italy continues to captivate the American imagination, connecting classic literature to contemporary memoirs and popular media that still view Italy as a site of transformation, desire, and reflection Traveling Italy, Writing America argues that the American idea of Italy, at once sunny and dark, refined and excessive, has played ......
