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Enfleshing Theology examines the groundbreaking work of M. Shawn Copeland, particularly its implications for questions of embodiment, discipleship, and politics. Including a brief introduction, an interview, seventeen essays, and a selected bibliography, this volume highlights the intersectional theological nature of Copeland's work.
List of contents
Introduction by Michele Saracino
An Interview with M. Shawn Copeland, with Robert Rivera and Michele Saracino
Part 1: Engaging Embodiment
1. "A Body of Broken Bones": Shawn Copeland and the New Anthropological Subject - Roberto S. Goizueta
2. "Today a Black [Wo]man Was Lynched:" A Womanist Christology of Sandra Bland - Eboni Marshall Turman
3. Mapping Methodological Directions for Womanist Scholarship - Katie G. Cannon
4. Learning to Enflesh Freedom: Returning to the Clearing - Laurie Cassidy
5. Black Eucharist: Practical Discipleship for the Human Race - Susan Abraham
6. Black Lives Matter as Enfleshed Theology - Stephen G. Ray Jr.
Part 2: Engaging Discipleship
7. "Enacted Discipleship" as Christian Anthropology - Mary Ann Hinsdale, IHM
8. Standing at the Foot of the Cross - Nancy Pineda-Madrid
9. Enfleshing Freedom: A Christological Focus on Discipleship in Light of the Crucified Jesus and Black Bodies - Shawnee M. Daniels-Sykes
10. Zora Neale Hurston's Moses, Man of the Mountain and Biblical Studies - Deirdre Dempsey
11. To Be a Thinking Margin: Reframing Christian Intellectual Life - Willie James Jennings
Part 3: Engaging the Political
12. The Significance and Singularity of M. Shawn Copeland's Methodology - Susan L. Gray
13. God's Image Revealed in Authentic Living: Mutual Enrichment through the Drama of Theological Education across Cultures - Kathleen Williams, RSM
14. White Supremacy and Christian Theology - Karen Teel
15. The Dark Night(s) of Malcolm X: Apophatic Mysticism and African American Spirituality - Bryan N. Massingale
16. Disturbing the Aesthetics of Race: M. Shawn Copeland and the Justice of Beauty - Maureen O'Connell
17. Drawing Close to Bodily Pain and Grace: Copeland, Social Sin, and Solidarity's Incarnational Imperative - Christine Firer Hinze
Selected Bibliography of M. Shawn Copeland
About the author
Edited by Michele Saracino and Robert J. Rivera - Introduction by Michele Saracino - Interviewee M. Shawn Copeland - Contributions by Susan Abraham; Katie G. Cannon; Laurie Cassidy; Shawnee M. Daniels-Sykes; Deirdre Dempsey; Christine Firer Hinze; Roberto
