Titlebook: Asian and Asian American Women in Theology and Religion; Embodying Knowledge Pui-lan Kwok Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Lakshmy Ravi Selvaraj,Thasleem Ziyaullahch as meditation and yoga can increase the capacity for resilience in the academy. The chapter links somatic awareness to Asian and Asian American discourses aimed at dismantling the simultaneity of the hyper visibility and hyper invisibility in the academy. The author notes her formation as a schol

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Lakshmy Ravi Selvaraj,Thasleem Ziyaullahome as joining a relay of multiple journeys of the forerunners: feminist theo-ethicists who trailblazed the path for decades. The author portrays herself as running the relay filled with embodied wisdom of the forerunners. She shares the embodied knowledge that has guided five critical moments of he

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Robert K. Carruthers ChM, FRCS, FRCS(E)and possibilities of multireligious belonging within an Asian American context, the film provides an occasion to discuss key moments in the author’s own development as a scholar, as well as current challenges and future directions for the study of Asian and Asian American theology and religious stud

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencealism, persons embodying hybrid identities threaten an exclusive view of the nation from within its boundaries. In the Indian context, the term “Indo-Western” is used to describe persons shuttling between Indian and Western cultural values. The Indian Christian community, and in particular Indian Ch

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-09237-4e of the eight tribes in Myanmar. They discuss their encounters with Asian and Asian American scholars and students in the United States, which help them to reflect on their identity as Asian women. Asian feminist theology emerged out of the political, social, and cultural contexts of Asia. They dis

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Axiom Systems for Quantification TheoryM) has been an integral part of the author’s intellectual formation as a feminist scholar-teacher: the author’s positionality as a U.S.-based Asian woman, contributions of Asian/American women to her scholarly work, and her ongoing work on Afro/black-Asian connections. Seeking to promote more dialog

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86718-7ing adaptive challenges to deal with changes in uncertain times. The author argues that such a leadership model has long been practiced by Asian American theological women even before the theory was popularized. The leadership model embodied by Asian and Asian American women goes far beyond the mode