Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022): Gender, Religion and Feminism(s): An Interdisciplinary Approach

Articles

• ‘Feminist Theology’, ‘Lived Religion’ and the Investigation of Women in Conservative Religions as Changing the Agenda of the Study of Religion

  Anne-Marie Korte

  13-32

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• “O that I did truly love! For by love only my soul shall become capable of understanding truth”: Dame Gertrude More’s The Spiritual Exercises (1658) from a feminist perspective on religious women’s agency and on mysticism and gender

  Debora Barnabè

  33-52

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• Reason as a Gift from God: Radical Unitarians, Feminism and Mary Leman Grimstone

  Laura Valentina Coral Gomez

  53-72

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• Comedy, Inclusion and the Paradox of Playing with Stereotypes: Representations and Self-Representations of Muslim Women in British TV Sitcoms and Stand-Up Comedy

  Lucy Spoliar

  73-93

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• “She did not come from his rib”: Questioning Agency and Empowerment in Islamic Feminism

  Kamelia Sofia El Ghaddar

  95-113

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