Knowing Otherwise: Feminism, Women & Religion

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D. Lovell Pub., 1991 - Religion - 182 pages
Using stories and incidents from women's own lives, the authors build a picture of how limiting male-dominated church structures and doctrines have been for women and how strongly a new culture and spirituality is emerging which affirms women's lives and work. They cover five key areas: Women's experience of the divine; Menstruation and attitudes to the body and sexuality; Women's work; Violence suffered by women and not only permitted but eben promoted by the church; Patriarchical attitudes of society.

Contents

Chapter One Being born a girl
1
Chapter Two The issue of blood
27
Chapter Three What do we do all day?
61
Chapter Four Refusing to be victims
89
Chapter Five Women together
127
Bibliography
171
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