Paula M Cooey
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 386591 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Paula M Cooey |
| PRENOMES | Paula M |
| SOBRENOME | Cooey |
| ASSINATURA | COOEY P M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Macalester College |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1989 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2002 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Women's religious conversions on death row
Most scholars of religion who approach the phenomena associated with religious conversion in order to theorize religion tend to ignore the legal and political implications of the actual context in which conversion occurs for theorizing religion itself. Meanwhile, political and legal theorists who attend to the implications of executing convicted murderers who undergo religious conversion on death row err in a different direction. They virtually i…
Called by Stories
Distinguished legal scholar and Presbyterian minister Milner S. Ball examines great sagas and tales from the Bible for the light they shed on the practice of law and on the meaning of a life lived in the legal profession. Scholars and laypersons alike typically think of the law as a discipline dominated by reason and empirical methods. Ball shows that many of the dilemmas and decisions that legal professionals confront are more usefully approache…
Covenant and Commitments
Ethicist Max Stackhouse challenges libertarian and liberationist arguments that distort the nature and character of love, sexuality, and commitment. He seeks to recover a covenantal ethic, which would recapture the value of strong family relationships. The Family, Culture, and Religion series offers informed and responsible analyses of the state of the American family from a religious perspective and provides practical assistance for the family's…
Fiddling While Rome Burns
Theology, defined specifically as academic theology, belongs as a legitimate area of expertise in the study of religion. Academic theologians, like historians, comparatists, philosophers, and social scientists of religion, should hold a rightful and honorable place as teachers and scholars in the discipline. Like other scholars of religion, academic theologians advance knowledge of religion. As intentional critics and makers of religious symbol s…
Religious Imagination and the Body
Religious Imagination and the Body
In recent years feminist scholarship has increasingly focused on the importance of the body and its representations in virtually every social, cultural, and intellectual context. Many have argued that because women are more closely identified with their bodies, they have access to privileged and different kinds of knowledge than men. In this landmark new book, Paula Cooey offers a different perspective on the significance of the body in the conte…
After Patriarchy
Resurrection of the Body
In the most recent newsletter from our society, Fred Streng identifies three problem areas that confront Buddhists and Christians who seek to respond to the ecological crisis: first, past and continuing teachings and myths that have either elevated or devalued concern for the natural environment; second, the question of whether contemporary expressions of faith and practice require care for this environment in the context of social justice; and t…
The Tension between Religion and Culture
a concentration of political-economic power in hands of only a few ego-centered empire builders. Others emphasize need to combine internal (emic) principles of understanding with external (etic) interpretive categories and critical analyses. Can traditional Buddhist-Christian claims be reformulated in general (universal, neutral?) categories without distorting central features of religious claims and practices? Should aspects of traditional Buddh…
Faith on Earth
Carnal Knowing
Experience, Body, and Authority
Understanding the role played by emotion in relation to culture and nature is relevant to theories of religion and to issues of theological method. The extent to which one grants emotion independence from cognition may well determine whether one views religious experience as an avenue available to free one from culture or simply as the product of culture. In theories of religion the role played by emotion may determine both the integrity granted …
"Eros" and Intimacy in Edwards
Women's religious conversions on death row
Most scholars of religion who approach the phenomena associated with religious conversion in order to theorize religion tend to ignore the legal and political implications of the actual context in which conversion occurs for theorizing religion itself. Meanwhile, political and legal theorists who attend to the implications of executing convicted murderers who undergo religious conversion on death row err in a different direction. They virtually i…
"Eros" and Intimacy in Edwards
Experience, Body, and Authority
Understanding the role played by emotion in relation to culture and nature is relevant to theories of religion and to issues of theological method. The extent to which one grants emotion independence from cognition may well determine whether one views religious experience as an avenue available to free one from culture or simply as the product of culture. In theories of religion the role played by emotion may determine both the integrity granted …
"Eros" and Intimacy in Edwards
The Tension between Religion and Culture
a concentration of political-economic power in hands of only a few ego-centered empire builders. Others emphasize need to combine internal (emic) principles of understanding with external (etic) interpretive categories and critical analyses. Can traditional Buddhist-Christian claims be reformulated in general (universal, neutral?) categories without distorting central features of religious claims and practices? Should aspects of traditional Buddh…
Faith on Earth
Carnal Knowing
Resurrection of the Body
In the most recent newsletter from our society, Fred Streng identifies three problem areas that confront Buddhists and Christians who seek to respond to the ecological crisis: first, past and continuing teachings and myths that have either elevated or devalued concern for the natural environment; second, the question of whether contemporary expressions of faith and practice require care for this environment in the context of social justice; and t…
Religious Imagination and the Body
In recent years feminist scholarship has increasingly focused on the importance of the body and its representations in virtually every social, cultural, and intellectual context. Many have argued that because women are more closely identified with their bodies, they have access to privileged and different kinds of knowledge than men. In this landmark new book, Paula Cooey offers a different perspective on the significance of the body in the conte…
After Patriarchy
Religious Imagination and the Body
Fiddling While Rome Burns
Theology, defined specifically as academic theology, belongs as a legitimate area of expertise in the study of religion. Academic theologians, like historians, comparatists, philosophers, and social scientists of religion, should hold a rightful and honorable place as teachers and scholars in the discipline. Like other scholars of religion, academic theologians advance knowledge of religion. As intentional critics and makers of religious symbol s…
Called by Stories
Distinguished legal scholar and Presbyterian minister Milner S. Ball examines great sagas and tales from the Bible for the light they shed on the practice of law and on the meaning of a life lived in the legal profession. Scholars and laypersons alike typically think of the law as a discipline dominated by reason and empirical methods. Ball shows that many of the dilemmas and decisions that legal professionals confront are more usefully approache…
Covenant and Commitments
Ethicist Max Stackhouse challenges libertarian and liberationist arguments that distort the nature and character of love, sexuality, and commitment. He seeks to recover a covenantal ethic, which would recapture the value of strong family relationships. The Family, Culture, and Religion series offers informed and responsible analyses of the state of the American family from a religious perspective and provides practical assistance for the family's…
Women's religious conversions on death row
Most scholars of religion who approach the phenomena associated with religious conversion in order to theorize religion tend to ignore the legal and political implications of the actual context in which conversion occurs for theorizing religion itself. Meanwhile, political and legal theorists who attend to the implications of executing convicted murderers who undergo religious conversion on death row err in a different direction. They virtually i…
Sociology (12 obras) · Philosophy (8 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Religion and Society Interactions (5 obras) · Epistemology (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Religious studies (4 obras) · Theology (4 obras) · American Constitutional Law and Politics (3 obras)