Critique and Feminist Theology: A Study on the Characteristics of the Critical Feminist Subject and Her/His Action in Elisabeth Schuessler Fiorenza

Critique and Feminist Theology strives to reinterpret Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza's concepts of critique and community from postfoundationalist perspective. In doing this in detail, the author explores her concepts of subjectivity, and the women-church and the ekklesia of wo/men. This groundbreaking book seeks to arbitrate and federate today's two polar issues of the critique and the embrace of the others, which today is socially called for from a post-foundationalist perspective. The new fourth feminist wave is being heralded as focued on communal critique. The author criticizes Fiorenza's concepts of subject and community, presenting a new paradigm to overcome their limitations while constructing better subjectivity and relationships through post-foundationalist reinterpretation. Dissertation. (Series: International Research in Feminist Theology and Religion. Liberating perspectives / Internationale Forschungen in Feministischer Theologie und Religion. Befreiende Perspektiven, Vol. 8) [Subject: Feminist Studies, Gender Studies, Theology, Religious Studies]