“This deeply interconnected collection of essays offers fresh perspectives on the challenges of comprehending the relations between power and agency, authority and love. Feminist theology has always rejected binary separations between these spheres and stresses the painful but necessary task of accommodating their entanglement in human and divine relations. What the authors in this work achieve are vivid, culturally located and accountable representations of loving as ‘power transformed’ and ‘transforming power’.”
– Heather Walton
Professor of Theology and Creative Practice
School of Critical Studies, University of Glasgow
We are thrilled about the publication of a new book of essays, Contemporary Feminist Theologies: Power, Authority, Love, published by Routledge in their Gender, Theology and Spirituality series (edited by Lisa Isherwood).
This work has arisen out of a conference hosted at Pilgrim by the Australian Collaborators in Feminist Theologies in 2019, and includes contributions by a number of Pilgrim Faculty and friends:
Rev Dr Stephen Burns
Rev Dr Sally Douglas
Dr Kerrie Handasyde
Dr Katharine Massam
Dr Cathryn McKinney
Rev Dr Sean Winter
Other contributors include:
Seforosa Carroll, Anne Elvey, Josephine Inkpin, Anika Jensen, Helena Kadmos, Ann Loades, Brian Macallan, Janice McRandal, Rebekah Pryor, Nicola Slee, and Katecia Taylor.
Find the book here.
Contemporary Feminist Theologies 2021 Book Flyer
A launch/celebration event is in the planning but awaits the arrival of hard copies of the book before it can be finalised. Stay tuned for details.
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