Women Preaching Revolution : Calling for

In Women Preaching Revolution Lawless analyzes the sermons she has collected to determine whether the women who preached them have, in fact, developed new sermon traditions that are radically different from those that they were expected to learn in seminary. She asks what rhetorical structures and strategies they employ and how much the new styles owe to the influence of liberation, process, and feminist theologies. As she explores these questions, Lawless also examines the relationship of tests and performances.

Elaine J. Lawless is Professor of English, Folklore, and Women's Studies at the University of Missouri-Columbia.

Acknowledgments	p. xi
Preface Spirals Within Spirals The Helix as a Theological Model	p. xiii
Introduction on Ethnographic Responsibility: The Writer as Author/Ized Storyteller	p. 1
Claiming the Pulpit Hearing Women Speak	p. 29
Collaborative Praxis Against All Odds My Journall Remembers	p. 53
"Reading" Women's Sermons Reciprocal Ethnography at Work	p. 83
Her Stories in Bold Form Narrative in Women's Sermons	p. 124
A Dialogic Paradigm What Women Bring to Christian Religion	p. 155
Bibliography	p. 207
Index	p. 215
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Women Preaching Revolution : Calling for Connection in a Disconnected Time

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