Brandy Daniels
Biographic Data
| ID | 3891468 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Brandy Daniels |
| GIVEN NAMES | Brandy |
| FAMILY NAME | Daniels |
| SIGNATURE | DANIELS B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Virginia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8418-4235 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
(How to Do) Political Theology Without Men
This special issue was conceived during the hey-day of COVID-19, when the implications of the pandemic on academia began to unfold.Among the many disruptions the coronavirus introduced to our professional lives, it was impossible to ignore the fact that it pushed women further out of knowledge production; less and less women submitted articles to peer-reviewed journals, and even less persevered until publication. 1"I am not exaggerating when I sa…
Practicing Martyrdom? From Liturgy as Protest to Protest as Liturgy
Keywords:: martyrwitnessparrhēsiaprotestPICRBlack Lives MattersacramentMichel FoucaultLouis-Marie Chauvet
Of Mirrors, Ghosts, and God
Enhancing the National Dialogue on the Prevention of Intimate Partner Violence
Little systematic information exists about how community‐based prevention efforts at the state and local levels contribute to our knowledge of intimate partner violence ( IPV ) prevention. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's ( CDC ) D ELTA FOCUS program funds ten state domestic violence coalitions to engage in IPV primary prevention through approaches addressing the outer layers of the social ecology. This paper explored the ways in …
Abolition Theology? Or, the Abolition of Theology? Towards a Negative Theology of Practice
On February 8, 1971, Michel Foucault announced the formation of Le Groupe d'information sur les prisons (the Prisons Information Group [GIP]), a group of activist intellectuals who worked to amplify the voices of those with firsthand knowledge of the prison-reflected in their motto, "Speech to the detainees!" In highlighting and circulating subjugated knowledges from within prisons, the GIP not only pursued political and material interventions, b…
On Ambivalence and (Anti-)Normativity (or, Theology as a Way of Life?)
This essay argues that queer theory’s ongoing reflection about its own disciplinary identity yields insights that could benefit contemporary political theology. Exploring how internal discussions and debates on the queerness of queer theory can serve as an instructive analogy for similar conversations about the “theologicalness” of political theology, this essay proposes two potential insights that can be gleaned. First, political theology should…
Beyond Down and Dirty
The AAR-SBL Women’s Caucus session on ‘Beyond Down and Dirty: From Good to Great Sex’ revisited the Good Sex: Feminist Perspectives from the World’s Religions project and book with the participation of two of its co-editors, Mary E. Hunt and Patricia Beattie Jung, and co-author and collaborator, Wanda Defeilt. Scholar colleagues, Brandy Daniels, Fitri Junoes, and Alicia Besa Panganiban, presented intriguing papers on feminist religious and ethica…
Grace Beyond Nature? Beyond Embodiment as Essentialism
This essay explores the relationship between nature and grace and the theological impact of this relationship on feminist anthropological debates. Engaging this debate through an examination and critique of Serene Jones’ ‘eschatological essentialism’, this essay suggests that Jones mistakenly characterizes constructivism, and thus turns too quickly to an essentialist paradigm without considering its risks. Using Judith Butler and Karl Barth, this…
Enhancing the National Dialogue on the Prevention of Intimate Partner Violence
Little systematic information exists about how community‐based prevention efforts at the state and local levels contribute to our knowledge of intimate partner violence ( IPV ) prevention. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's ( CDC ) D ELTA FOCUS program funds ten state domestic violence coalitions to engage in IPV primary prevention through approaches addressing the outer layers of the social ecology. This paper explored the ways in …
Abolition Theology? Or, the Abolition of Theology? Towards a Negative Theology of Practice
On February 8, 1971, Michel Foucault announced the formation of Le Groupe d'information sur les prisons (the Prisons Information Group [GIP]), a group of activist intellectuals who worked to amplify the voices of those with firsthand knowledge of the prison-reflected in their motto, "Speech to the detainees!" In highlighting and circulating subjugated knowledges from within prisons, the GIP not only pursued political and material interventions, b…
Grace Beyond Nature? Beyond Embodiment as Essentialism
This essay explores the relationship between nature and grace and the theological impact of this relationship on feminist anthropological debates. Engaging this debate through an examination and critique of Serene Jones’ ‘eschatological essentialism’, this essay suggests that Jones mistakenly characterizes constructivism, and thus turns too quickly to an essentialist paradigm without considering its risks. Using Judith Butler and Karl Barth, this…
Beyond Down and Dirty
The AAR-SBL Women’s Caucus session on ‘Beyond Down and Dirty: From Good to Great Sex’ revisited the Good Sex: Feminist Perspectives from the World’s Religions project and book with the participation of two of its co-editors, Mary E. Hunt and Patricia Beattie Jung, and co-author and collaborator, Wanda Defeilt. Scholar colleagues, Brandy Daniels, Fitri Junoes, and Alicia Besa Panganiban, presented intriguing papers on feminist religious and ethica…
On Ambivalence and (Anti-)Normativity (or, Theology as a Way of Life?)
This essay argues that queer theory’s ongoing reflection about its own disciplinary identity yields insights that could benefit contemporary political theology. Exploring how internal discussions and debates on the queerness of queer theory can serve as an instructive analogy for similar conversations about the “theologicalness” of political theology, this essay proposes two potential insights that can be gleaned. First, political theology should…
Of Mirrors, Ghosts, and God
Enhancing the National Dialogue on the Prevention of Intimate Partner Violence
Little systematic information exists about how community‐based prevention efforts at the state and local levels contribute to our knowledge of intimate partner violence ( IPV ) prevention. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's ( CDC ) D ELTA FOCUS program funds ten state domestic violence coalitions to engage in IPV primary prevention through approaches addressing the outer layers of the social ecology. This paper explored the ways in …
Abolition Theology? Or, the Abolition of Theology? Towards a Negative Theology of Practice
On February 8, 1971, Michel Foucault announced the formation of Le Groupe d'information sur les prisons (the Prisons Information Group [GIP]), a group of activist intellectuals who worked to amplify the voices of those with firsthand knowledge of the prison-reflected in their motto, "Speech to the detainees!" In highlighting and circulating subjugated knowledges from within prisons, the GIP not only pursued political and material interventions, b…
Practicing Martyrdom? From Liturgy as Protest to Protest as Liturgy
Keywords:: martyrwitnessparrhēsiaprotestPICRBlack Lives MattersacramentMichel FoucaultLouis-Marie Chauvet
(How to Do) Political Theology Without Men
This special issue was conceived during the hey-day of COVID-19, when the implications of the pandemic on academia began to unfold.Among the many disruptions the coronavirus introduced to our professional lives, it was impossible to ignore the fact that it pushed women further out of knowledge production; less and less women submitted articles to peer-reviewed journals, and even less persevered until publication. 1"I am not exaggerating when I sa…
Sociology (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Theology (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Art (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · History (2 works)