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Journal of Women and Religion archives from January 1 2001
Dear Readers
January 1, 2001... In 1981, the Center for Women and Religion (CWR), a program unit of the Graduate Theological Union (GTU), published the first volume of the Journal for Women and Religion. With the publication of this journal, the combined Volumes 19 and 20,...
Greening by Place: Sustaining Cultures, Ecologies, Communities
January 1, 2001... There is an anomalous specificity to all our experience in space, a scandal of particularity, by which God burgeons up or showers down into the shabbiest of occasion... This is all we are and all we ever were; God kam nicht anders [knows...
"On Your New Moons": The Feminist Transformation of the Jewish New Moon Festival (1)
January 1, 2001... Introduction Over the last 30 years the Jewish new moon festival known as Rosh Hodesh, (2) the observance marking the beginning of the new month of the Jewish luni-solar calendar, has been reappropriated by Jewish women who have transformed...
Essentialism, Universalism, and Violence: Unpacking the Ideology of Patriarchy
January 1, 2001... The current "State of The World" is one in which there is great loss in biodiversity due to species extinction, ecological degradation, gross socioeconomic inequity, and social injustices. In understanding how humanity (especially the...
Ecologically Queer: Preliminaries for a Queer Ecofeminist Identity Theory
January 1, 2001... My interest in writing this text is guided by the hope that, as queer theory continues to interrogate the institutions by and through which the many forms of social oppression continue, we can find ways to oppose what appears to be our ever...
Green Studies, Religion, and Environmental Practice
January 1, 2001... The current issue of the CWR journal, "Eco-feminism and Beyond," provides us with the opportunity to reflect upon the legacy and influence of eco-feminism as it relates to education in general, social issues, and environmental issues. This...
