Titlebook: Reading, Feminism, and Spirituality; Troubling the Waves Dawn Llewellyn Book 2015 Dawn Llewellyn 2015 feminism.feminist research.spirituali

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Reading for Difference,k room, lined with her precious books, we sat and chatted over cups of tea. Ann is in her mid-seventies, once married, but now divorced and in a same-sex partnership; she had once been a lay Methodist preacher and heavily involved in the church. Her religious and spiritual life has altered since com

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Reading for Community,litical, and women-centered movement. Its insistence on intersectionality, gendered differences, and the “multiplicity of every person’s possible identifications” (Kristeva, 1986b [1979], p. 210) has advanced the pursuit of local feminisms (Zack, 2005, p. 3), but the emphasis on fragmented subjectiv

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Conclusion Keep on Troubling the Waves, and the relationship between feminist theology and women’s writing, led to questions about what literatures were important to women’s spiritual and religious lives; how they were using the activity of reading; what they were taking from the imaginary worlds they were entering; and what this might s

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Reading, Feminism, and Spirituality,meanings of gender and standards of literariness” (1994, p. 4) and has heavily influenced feminism’s development. More specifically, there are close sets of theoretical interactions between reading, feminism, and spirituality on which this book is grounded, and which prompted me to make explicit the experiences of real readers.

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Introduction,honso, the man she lives with and believes to be her father. While the novel is known for addressing racial, sexual, and economic violence against women, it also features heavily in feminist theological writings, and has been named by Judith Plaskow and Carol Christ as the most commonly cited feminist “theological text” (1989b, p. 5).

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Book 2015Through original interviews and research, Llewellyn uses spirituality to uncover new commonalities between the second and third feminist waves, and sacred and secular experiences. Her lively approach highlights the importance of reading cultures in feminist studies, connecting women‘s voices across generations, literary practices, and religions.

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2945-6991 es, and sacred and secular experiences. Her lively approach highlights the importance of reading cultures in feminist studies, connecting women‘s voices across generations, literary practices, and religions.978-1-137-52287-0Series ISSN 2945-6991 Series E-ISSN 2945-7009