Titlebook: Women and the Divine; Touching Transcenden Gillian Howie (senior lecturer in philosophy),J’an Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of N

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The Return of the Goddess,nist knowledge, allowing all human beings to take their place as embodied living subjects in their own right, and without recourse to dualistic constructions of sex/gender. Drawing on the poststructuralist writings of Irigaray and the Divine, and feminist scholars I show how a rereading of feminine

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,Shekhinah’s Kiss,the Reich. This chapter will use the recent research into gender and the Holocaust and oral histories of mothers and daughters who survived the Holocaust to show how women experienced and resisted their status as “enemies” of the Reich. More to the theological point, this chapter will explore how th

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A Very Particular Body,. Many reformist feminist theologians have responded to this difficult pattern by highlighting those motifs within the Christian tradition that seemingly subvert patriarchal and phallo-centric readings of female embodiment. Of particular interest within this chapter is the way in which the notion of

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Huba Bartos,Marcel den Dikken,Tamás VáradiOffers insights in current interface studies in generative linguistics from an interdisciplinary viewpoint.Combines theoretical approaches with experimental work and diachronic studies.The empirical f