Empowering memory and movement [electronic resource] : thinking and working across borders / Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza.

Issued as part of UPCC book collections on Project MUSE.

Includes bibliographical references.

Abbreviations -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction : remembering the past in creating the future -- Part I. Crossing borders -- Looking back, looking around, looking ahead : an interview with Fernando F. Segovia -- Resident alien/dual citizen -- Fostering diversity studies at Harvard Divinity School -- On becoming a feminist biblical scholar -- Feminist studies in religion and the*logy between nationalism and globalization -- Changing the paradigms -- Visiting Japan -- Has G*d not spoken with us also? -- Part II. Memory and movement -- The inside stories : interview with Annie Lally Milhaven -- Beginnings : articulating feminist the*logy and biblical scholarship -- Feminist the*logy and the*logical education : Helen Wright, S.N.D., in memoriam -- Feminist studies in religion and a radical democratic ethos -- Feminist perspectives on Jesus, discipleship, and church : an interview with Robert A. Becker -- Movement struggles, wisdom places, dreaming spaces -- An interview with yoke--Heng Woon for in God's image -- Our heritage is our power : in celebration of wo/men's history month -- "AAR Martin Marty Award" conversation with Judith Plaskow -- Part III. Memory and theory -- Biblicon interview with Alice Bach -- Re-visioning Christian origins : in memory of Her revisited -- The "quilting" of wo/men's history : Phoebe of Kenchreae -- Looking back and looking forward -- Celebrating feminist work by knowing it -- Reaffirming feminist/womanist biblical scholarship -- Reviewing my work in a roman catholic context : the Jerome Award -- Shaping the discipline : the rhetoricity/rhetoricality of N*T studies -- Part IV. Scripture as site of memory, struggle, and vision -- Critical reflections on philosophy and the*logy : an interview with Michael Norton -- Biblical interpretation in the context of church and ministry -- Wo/men in the pre-Pauline and Pauline churches -- Slave wo/men and freedom : some methodological reflections -- The Apocalypse of John : a critical feminist perspective -- The cross as a central Christian symbol of injustice -- "I have not come to bring peace but a sword" (Matthew 10:34) : peacebuilding and the struggles for justice -- The calling of Mary of Magdala and our own : a sermon -- Toward a feminist future of the Biblical past.

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