- Last Name
- BATSTONE
- First Name
- David ... [et al.], eds.
- Title
- Liberation theologies, Postmodernity, and the Americas.
- Publisher
- Routledge
- Year
- 1997
- Group
- PMO2
- Comments
- See Extended comments here
Contents:
- Liberation theology in the economic and social context of Latin America: economy and theology, or the irrationality of the rationalized / Franz J. Hinkelammert
- When the horizons close upon themselves: a reflection on the Utopian reason of Qohelet / Elsa Tamez
- Renewing the portion for the poor / Gustavo Gutierrez
- A post-Christian and postmodern Christianism / Maria Clara Bingemer
- Black masks on white faces: liberation theology and the quest for Syncretism in the Brazilian context / Josue A. Sathler, Amos Nascimento
- Dancing with chaos: reflections on power, contingency, and social change / Sharon D. Welch
- Writing for liberation: prison testimonials from El Salvador / Lois Ann Lorentzen
- Charting (dis)courses of liberation / David Batstone
- Vodou resistance/vodou hope: forging a postmodernism that liberates / Mark McClain Taylor
- William Apess: a Pequot and a Methodist under the sign of modernity / Robert Allen Warrior
- Postmodernity, black theology of liberation and the U.S.A.: Michel Foucault and James H. Cone / Dwight N Hopkins
- Interruptions: critical theory and political theology between modernity and postmodernity / Edmund Arens
- Israel and Athens, or to whom does anamnestic reason belong? On unity in multicultural diversity / Jurgen Habermas
- From Christendom to polycentric Oikonume: modernity, postmodernity, and liberation theology / Eduardo Mendieta
- The architectonic of the ethics of liberation: on material ethics and formal moralities / Enrique Dussel