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Voices from the Margins: African Women’s Hermeneutics [PDF]

, 2009
In this article delivered during the 2008 Annual Meeting in Chicago, Okoye describes several landmarks in African biblical interpretation from the various lenses of race, class, and gender.
Okoye, James Chukwuma, C.S.Sp.
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Masenya (Ngwana’ Mphahlele)’s Cultural (Re-)turn within South African Biblical Studies

Old Testament Essays
In honouring the biblical studies work of Madipoane Masenya (Ngwana’ Mphahlele), my article situates Masenya within the debates in South African Black Theology on ‘culture’ in the 1980s. This is the period Masenya began her formal biblical studies work,
Gerald West
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Revisiting the Healing Narrative of the Gospel in the COVID-19 Pandemic. [PDF]

Theol Today, 2022
Wijaya Y.
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Beyond Feminist and Womanist Hermeneutics

Old Testament Essays
For almost thirty years, Madipoane Masenya (Ngwan’a Mphahlele) has advocated the need for a unique African approach for women in biblical studies.
Kjersti Wee, Marta Hoeyland Lavik
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Contextualized biblical hermeneutics in Korea and South Africa and decontextualized biblical hermeneutics in Jehovah's witnesses : in search of voices from the margin

, 2003
Bibliography: leaves 100-108.This thesis is in search of voices from the margin in biblical hermeneutics. Firstly, biblical hermeneutics in the third world (Korea and South Africa) is marginalized by European biblical hermeneutics.
Kim, Hyangmo
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<b>Liberating Biblical Interpretation:The Need for African Biblical Interpretation in Lusophone Africa</b>

Anglophone Africa has been benefiting from African Biblical Interpretation, a scholarly contribution made by African Bible scholars. While this is a reality for Anglophone Africa, it is a new concept for Lusophone Africa.
Teresa Chateia David
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‘You flood them with sleep’ (Ps 90:5): Human transience in the Hebrew Bible and in African indigenous sacred texts

In die Skriflig
Death, disturbing as it can be, is an inevitable phenomenon. All cultures must find the right language to explain this reality or at least provide the linguistic tools to navigate it.
Michael K. Mensah
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Vanity of Vanities in the Context of the Spirituality of Augustine of Hippo

Spirituality Studies, 2021
Study provides hermeneutics of the topic vanity of vanities in the work of early North African Christian writer Augustine of Hippo (354–430) based primarily on original Latin sources.
Miloš Lichner, Marianna Hamarová
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Understanding science-in-the-making by letting scientific instruments speak: From semiotics to postphenomenology. [PDF]

Soc Stud Sci, 2021
de Boer B, Te Molder H, Verbeek PP.
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Between Colonial Mission and the Racialised State: Black Womanhood in Apartheid South Africa and Its Enduring Legacies

Genealogy
This article addresses the underrepresentation of religion in historical accounts of apartheid’s gendered political economy. It asks how colonial missionary discourse and apartheid law interacted in constructing and regulating Black womanhood, and how ...
Linda Naicker
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