Liturgy in postcolonial perspectives : only one is holy

Liturgy in postcolonial perspectives : only one is holy / edited by Cláudio Carvalhaes.

The liturgical movement has reached a new and novel turn in its development. It was begun to wrestle with what has not yet been engaged -- issuing a call to expand itself into other connections and possibilities. With Liturgy in Postcolonial Perspectives, Claudio Carvalhaes continues this turn. The...

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Other Authors: Carvalhaes, Cláudio (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: [Basingstoke] : Palgrave Macmillan, 2015.
Series:Postcolonialism and religions.
Subjects:
Postcolonial theology.
Liturgics.
Religion: general.
Comparative religion.
Humanities.
RELIGION > Reference.
Liturgics
Postcolonial theology
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Table of Contents:
  • Liturgy and postcolonialism: an introduction / Cláudio Carvalhaes
  • part 1. Muslim and Jewish perspectives :
  • Returning to the One: postcolonial Muslim liturgy / Sophia Rose Arjana
  • Toward a genuine congregation: the form of the Muslim Friday prayer, revisited / Shadaab Rahemtulla
  • After the Holocaust and Israel: on liturgy and the postcolonial (Jewish) prophetic in the New Diaspora / Marc H. Ellis
  • part 2. African and African American perspectives :
  • The ethical implications of migration on liturgy: an African postcolonial perspective / Beatrice Okyere-Manu
  • "Do this in remembrance of me": an African feminist contestation of the embodied sacred liturgical space in the celebration of Eucharist / Lilian Cheelo Siwila
  • Liturgy and justice in postcolonial Zimbabwe: holy people, holy places, holy things in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Zimbabwe / Herbert Moyo
  • Navigating in different seas: Christianity and African Brazilian religion / Miriam Rosa
  • part 3. Latin American perspectives :
  • De-evangelization of the knees: epistemology, osteoporosis, and affliction / Nancy Cardoso Pereira
  • Ponte a nuestro lado! Be on our side!: the challenge of the Central American liberation theology Masses / Ann Hidalgo
  • Choosing a heritage: some urban South American Mennonites reread, reinvent, and honor the tradition / Marisa Strizzi
  • Liturgy with your feet: the Romaria da Terra pilgrimage in Paraná, Brazil: reappropriating liturgical rites in the quest for life spaces and their liberation / Júlio Cézar Adam
  • part 4. Oceanian, Asian, and Asian American perspectives :
  • A New Zealand prayer book = He karakia mihinare o Aotearoa: a study in postcolonial liturgy / Storm Swain
  • Liturgical time and Tehching Hsieh / Gerald C. Liu
  • A postcolonial reading of liturgy in India during the colonial/postcolonial period as a mode of resistance / C.I. David Joy
  • Baptism as crossing beyond belonging? / HyeRan Kim-Cragg
  • part 5. European, European American, Native American, and United States perspectives :
  • A flagging peace? / Siobhán Garrigan
  • Holy crumbs, table habits, and (dis)placing conversations: beyond "only one is holy" / Michael N. Jagessar
  • Puzzling over postcolonial liturgical heteroglossia: in search of liturgical decoloniality and dialogic orthodoxy / Kristine Suna-Koro
  • When seminaries get stuck / Stephen Burns
  • The Cherokee Stomp Dance: a case study of postcolonial Native American contextualization / Corky Alexander
  • Postcolonial whiteness: being-with in worship / Sharon R. Fennema.

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