New Topics in Feminist Philosophy of Religion [recurso electrónico] : Contestations and Transcendence Incarnate / edited by Pamela Sue Anderson.

Contestations: Concepts and Practices -- Feminists and Fools: Imagination and Philosophy of Religion -- Rethinking the “Problem of Evil” with Hannah Arendt and Grace Jantzen -- Horizons and Limitations of Muslim Feminist Hermeneutics: Reflections on the Menstruation Verse -- Is Unconditional Forgiveness Ever Good? -- Simone Weil’s Social Philosophy: Toward a Post-Colonial Ethic -- Bargaining with Spiritual Patriarchy: Women in the Shas1 Movement in Israel -- Temptress on the Path: Women as Objects and Subjects in Buddhist Jataka Stories -- Is Literature Any Help in Liberating Eve and Mary? -- The Abandoned Fiancée, or Against Subjection -- Kant and the Present -- Transcendence Incarnate: Space, Self and Other -- The Lived Body, Gender and Confidence -- In Defence of Female Genius: Maude Royden and Passionate Celibacy -- Becoming the Goddess: Female Subjectivity and the Passion of the Goddess Radha -- Bodies in Space: Transcendence and the Spatialization of Gender -- The Unfolding of Our Lives with Others: Heidegger and Medieval Mysticism -- Beauvoir and the Transcendence of Natality -- The Body as Site of Continuity and Change -- The Problem of Transcendence in Irigaray’s Philosophy of Sexual Difference -- An Ethics of the In-Between: A Condition of Possibility of Being and Living Together -- Creating a Space for Practical Wisdom: The Dance of Transcendence Incarnate.

Having enjoyed more than a decade of lively critique and creativity, feminist philosophy of religion continues to be a vital field of inquiry. New Topics in Feminist Philosophy of Religion maintains this vitality with both women and men, from their own distinctive social and material locations, contributing critically to the rich traditions in philosophy of religion. The twenty contributors open up new possibilities for spiritual practice, while contesting the gender-bias of traditional concepts in the field: the old models of human and divine will no longer ‘simply do’! A lively current debate develops in re-imagining and revaluing transcendence in terms of body, space and self-other relations. This collection is an excellent source for courses in feminist philosophy, phenomenology, hermeneutics and literature, Continental and analytical philosophy of religion, engaging with a range of religions and philosophers including Kant, Kierkegaard, Marx, Heidegger, Arendt, Weil, Beauvoir, Merleau-Ponty, Ricoeur, Levinas, Irigaray, Bourdieu, Kristeva, Le Doeuff, bell hooks and Jantzen.

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