Todd D. Whitmore is Associate Professor of Theology and Co-Director in Catholic Social Tradition Faculty Fellow, Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame, USA.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: Imitating Christ in Magwi: Theology in Media ResPart I: AttentionChapter 2: Sequela Comboni: Mission Anthropology in the Context of EmpireChapter 3: Bishop Negri’s Psst!: Following Jesus in the Middle of War Part II: DiscernmentChapter 4: Mimetic Scholarship: Anthropological Theology as Apprenticeship to the OtherChapter 5: Gaps: The Limits of MimesisChapter 6: Crossings: The Surprise of MimesisPart III: CommitmentChapter 7: Risk: Naming GenocidePart IV: InvitationChapter 8: An Offering: Bringing the Ethnographic Encounter HomeAppendix: From Gospel Mimesis to Theology: How a Discipline Lost Its SensesBibliographyIndex

[A book] with moral passion, academic erudition and spiritual depth.

Todd D. Whitmore is Associate Professor of Theology and Co-Director in Catholic Social Tradition Faculty Fellow, Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame, USA.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: Imitating Christ in Magwi: Theology in Media ResPart I: AttentionChapter 2: Sequela Comboni: Mission Anthropology in the Context of EmpireChapter 3: Bishop Negri’s Psst!: Following Jesus in the Middle of War Part II: DiscernmentChapter 4: Mimetic Scholarship: Anthropological Theology as Apprenticeship to the OtherChapter 5: Gaps: The Limits of MimesisChapter 6: Crossings: The Surprise of MimesisPart III: CommitmentChapter 7: Risk: Naming GenocidePart IV: InvitationChapter 8: An Offering: Bringing the Ethnographic Encounter HomeAppendix: From Gospel Mimesis to Theology: How a Discipline Lost Its SensesBibliographyIndex

[A book] with moral passion, academic erudition and spiritual depth.

Todd D. Whitmore is Associate Professor of Theology and Co-Director in Catholic Social Tradition Faculty Fellow, Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame, USA.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: Imitating Christ in Magwi: Theology in Media ResPart I: AttentionChapter 2: Sequela Comboni: Mission Anthropology in the Context of EmpireChapter 3: Bishop Negri’s Psst!: Following Jesus in the Middle of War Part II: DiscernmentChapter 4: Mimetic Scholarship: Anthropological Theology as Apprenticeship to the OtherChapter 5: Gaps: The Limits of MimesisChapter 6: Crossings: The Surprise of MimesisPart III: CommitmentChapter 7: Risk: Naming GenocidePart IV: InvitationChapter 8: An Offering: Bringing the Ethnographic Encounter HomeAppendix: From Gospel Mimesis to Theology: How a Discipline Lost Its SensesBibliographyIndex

[A book] with moral passion, academic erudition and spiritual depth.