Feminism in Religion Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Listen to Feminist Talk Religion's latest podcast episode: "Hermeneutics of Suspicion: Interview with Dr. Nikky Singh on Sikh Sacred Texts and Academic Culture" Listen and subscribe here: https://t.co/5O2JnwRbph

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"Seeing this “My Unorthodox Life” in the context of immigrant narratives helps us remember that identity shifts are rarely absolute." Today's blog in FSR's latest @theTable series, "Unorthodox Media," by @dory_fox https://t.co/XLvyHFaTag

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The spring 2021 issue of the journal is now live on our website and JSTOR. This issue features poetry, Short Takes on teaching re: child sexual abuse in the classroom, a conversation on Kathleen Gallagher Elkins’s book, “Mary, Mother of Martyrs,” and more! https://t.co/C6rvcbW9Yl

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Today's blog (the 3rd blog in FSR's latest @theTable series, "FSR Summer Book Club) is by Christy Cobb and explores Sue Monk Kidd's hermeneutical imagining of biblical women in The Book of Longings https://www.fsrinc.org/feminist-hermeneutical-imagination-in-the-book-of-longings-thetable- #FSRreads #feministfiction

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Happy Friday! This month we celebrate three publications by our amazing board members. Celene Ibrahim has a new book out on women and gender in the Qur'an, and Alison L. Joseph and Kate Ott both have edited volumes that have recently been published. https://t.co/EPVOd7c1g6

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Check out Grace Ji-Sun Kim's new book, "Invisible: Theology and the Experience of Asian American Women" and join us for an AAR/SBL discussion on FSR's history, practices, and proposed actions to combat institutionalized racism. https://t.co/UvCi8G8XX0 https://t.co/0LKOdKuroO

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The Fall 2022 issue is now live on our website and Project Muse. It features our New Scholar Award winners, several compelling articles, and a fantastic special section on Bernadette Brooten's book Love Between Women. https://t.co/pS7gtTEhQp https://t.co/EUHsa1Ccmo

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Our December "Off the Press," features Peter Anthony Mena, who won the Annual Hispanic Theological Initiative Book Prize for his book, "Place and Identity in the Lives of Antony, Paul, and Mary of Egypt: Desert as Borderland" (Palgrave Macmillan, 2019). https://t.co/TsqZWKxYmb

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Today's blog in the FSR Summer Book Club @theTable reviews "A Burning." "What really makes it binge-worthy...are snapshots Majumdar provides of the dreams and aspirations of those who are least privileged and most marginalized." https://t.co/xStjA9daht #FSRreads #feministfiction