Del i serien Content and Context in Theological Ethics

Feminist Cyberethics in Asia

Religious Discourses on Human Connectivity

Inbunden, Engelska, 2014

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This anthology hopes to contribute, in particular, to the analysis of the mutually constitutive interaction of the use of cyberspace and Asian cultures, with particular attention to ethical, feminist, and religious perspectives especially within Catholic Christianity.

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Utgivningsdatum2014-03-06
Mått140 x 216 x 18 mm
Vikt420 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieContent and Context in Theological Ethics
Antal sidor227
Upplaga2013
FörlagPalgrave Macmillan
ISBN9781137401649

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Introduction PART I: EXCLUSION, INCLUSION AND COLLUSION 1. Resistance/Collusion with Masculinist-Capitalist Fantasies? Japanese and Filipino Women in the Cyber-Terrain; Jeane Peracullo 2. Reading the Cyborg in Singapore: Technology, Gender, and Empowerment; Shirley Soh 3. Digital Revolution Creating a Flat World for Asian Women!; Virginia Saldanha 4. Just Internet Relations: A Study of High School Girls; Flora Carandang 5. Women in Cyberspace: A New Key to Emancipatory Politics of Location; Kochurani Abraham PART II: WOMEN, WORK AND FAMILY 6. Ethical-Pastoral Challenges of Call Center Jobs; Jennifer Villagonzalo 7. For Better or For Worse?: Migrant Women Workers and ICTs; Gemma T. Cruz PART III: RELIGION AND CYBERSPACE 8. From Cyberchurch to Faith Apps: Religion 2.0 on the Rise?; Pauline Hope Cheong 9. Sacralizing Time And Space Through an Epistemology of Peace: A Feminist Reading of DiscipleSFX of Malaysia; Sharon A. Bong PART IV: SPIRITUAL APPROACHES NECESSARY IN THE DIGITAL AGE 10.The Spirit Hovers Over Cyberspace; Judette Gallares, RC 11. Spiritual Praxis through Photogephy; Yap Fu Lan 12. Spirited Cyborgs; Agnes M. Brazal

"This is a cutting-edge collection of essays that brings ethics to the heart of today's Areopagus. ... The book as a whole brings its readers to a whole new realm of discourse, beyond that of traditional theological ethics. Both creative and critical, the articles provoke and evoke fresh insights about the variety of ways of being human in the cyberworld. ... this book is groundbreaking, as it will force a reimagination of our previous concepts and images." (Christina A. Astorga, Horizons - The Journal of the College Theology Society, Issue 1, June, 2016)