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Janet Wootton

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ID7496607
NAMEJanet Wootton
GIVEN NAMESJanet
FAMILY NAMEWootton
SIGNATUREWOOTTON J
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR9
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1992
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2013
H-INDEX0
  • No Hope without Struggle

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•2013

    Hope is not passive or quietist. Despair is without energy, but hope springs out of, and gives power to life. Countless campaigners have found that hope involves struggle. Feminism shares the struggle with other liberation movements, but I want to argue that it has very specific characteristics as well. The struggle for liberation is political and sometimes physical; it is also ideological – a struggle with and for ideas, vision. All these, femin…

  • A Gender-bender of a Life – So Far

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•2012

    The author reflects on her own experience as a congregational minister and in national and international positions of leadership, alongside working in Feminist Theology and the development of inclusive language in worship. As a minister and leader, she has found herself cast in a male role, and thus prevented from modeling women’s leadership in a way that might empower other women

  • Women and Ordination in the Christian Churches

    Open Access•Ian Jones, Kirsty Thorpe et al.•BOOK•Women and ordination in the…•2011

    'Forever Pruning? the ECUSA Path To Ordained Women's Full Participation?' - Dr Adair Lummis (Hartford Institute of Religious Research, USA) 'We see them and hear them...but has it made any difference?': The Ordination of Women in Africa' - Dr Esther Mombo (St. Paul's United Theological Seminary, Limuru, Kenya) 'The process in the Church of Sweden towards ordination of Women Priests and Consecration of Women Bishops' - Bishop Christina Odenberg (B…

  • Interview with Estelle White

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•2000

  • Prophets, Priests and Queens

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•1999

  • Interview with Myra Poole

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•1999

  • The Ministry of Women in the Free Churches

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•1995

  • The Priesthood of All Believers— Is This What You Want

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•1992

  • Dear Mother God

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•1992

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  • The Priesthood of All Believers— Is This What You Want

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•1992

  • Dear Mother God

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•1992

  • The Ministry of Women in the Free Churches

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•1995

  • Prophets, Priests and Queens

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•1999

  • Interview with Myra Poole

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•1999

  • Interview with Estelle White

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•2000

  • Women and Ordination in the Christian Churches

    Open Access•Ian Jones, Kirsty Thorpe et al.•BOOK•Women and ordination in the…•2011

    'Forever Pruning? the ECUSA Path To Ordained Women's Full Participation?' - Dr Adair Lummis (Hartford Institute of Religious Research, USA) 'We see them and hear them...but has it made any difference?': The Ordination of Women in Africa' - Dr Esther Mombo (St. Paul's United Theological Seminary, Limuru, Kenya) 'The process in the Church of Sweden towards ordination of Women Priests and Consecration of Women Bishops' - Bishop Christina Odenberg (B…

  • A Gender-bender of a Life – So Far

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•2012

    The author reflects on her own experience as a congregational minister and in national and international positions of leadership, alongside working in Feminist Theology and the development of inclusive language in worship. As a minister and leader, she has found herself cast in a male role, and thus prevented from modeling women’s leadership in a way that might empower other women

  • No Hope without Struggle

    Open Access•Janet Wootton•ARTICLE•Feminist Theology•2013

    Hope is not passive or quietist. Despair is without energy, but hope springs out of, and gives power to life. Countless campaigners have found that hope involves struggle. Feminism shares the struggle with other liberation movements, but I want to argue that it has very specific characteristics as well. The struggle for liberation is political and sometimes physical; it is also ideological – a struggle with and for ideas, vision. All these, femin…

Philosophy (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Religion, Society, and Development (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Theology (4 works) · Biblical Studies and Interpretation (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychoanalysis (3 works)

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