Contemporary Encounters in Gender and Religion

<div><div>Part I. Studying Gender and Religion: A Reflexive Perspective.-&nbsp;1. Can There Be Religion Without Gender?; Jill Dubisch.-&nbsp;Part II. Feminist Perspectives on Male Religious Worlds and Masculinization Studies Of Religion.-&nbsp;2. Feminist Reflections On The Study Of The Feminization And Masculinization Of Religion; Marja-Liisa Keinänen.-&nbsp;3. Working the Way To Santiago De Compostela. Masculinities And Spiritualities Of Capitalism; Lena Gemzöe.-&nbsp;Part III. Beyond The Religious Woman As ‘Other’: Gender, Sexuality And Religious Diversity.-&nbsp;4. Gender and Citizenship. Governing Muslim Body Covering In Europe; Birgit Sauer.-&nbsp;5. Navigating Equality: Religious Young Women’s Perceptions Of Gender And Sexuality Equality; Sarah-Jane Page.-&nbsp;6. Sharing Experiences Of ‘Suspect Communities’ In Britain: Irish Catholic And Muslim Women’s ‘Voices In Harmony’; Lyn Thomas.-&nbsp;Part IV. Alternative Spirituality – Alternative Subjectivity?.-&nbsp;7. Desire For Enchanted Bodies: The Case Of Women Engaging Angel Spirituality; Terhi Utriainen.-&nbsp;8. From Angel In The Home To Sacred Prostitute: Unconditional Love And Gendered Hierarchies In Contemporary Spirituality; Anna Fedele And Kim Knibbe.-&nbsp;Part V. Body, Space and Movement: Shifting Perspectives.-&nbsp;9. Gendered Spaces And Practice, Relationality And Authority At The Marian Shrine of Ta Pinu, Gozo, Malta; Avril Maddrell.-&nbsp;10. Caring And Connecting: Reworking Religion, Gender And Families In Post-Migration Life; Catrien Notermans, Maya Turolla and Willy Jansen.-&nbsp;11. ‘For Those With Hardened Hearts’: Female Mysticism, Masculine Piety And The Divine Mercy Devotion; Alana Harris.-&nbsp;Part VI. Feminist Theology As ‘Religious Other’? Locating, Teaching and Theorizing.-&nbsp;12. The History Of Feminist Theology In The Academy: An Autoethnographic Research Journey; Heather Walton.-&nbsp;13. Feminist Theology, Religious Studies And Gender Studies: Mutual Challenges; Elina Vuola.-&nbsp;14. Afterword; Linda Woodhead.</div></div><div><br></div><div><br></div>