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The work of Marcella Maria Althaus-Reid is both groundbreaking and notoriously difficult to read, as it blends theories from post-colonial studies, queer studies, gender and sexuality studies, and feminist and liberation theologies. Offering a much needed introduction to the work of the theologian, Queer and Indecent shows the development of Althaus-Reid’s core concepts - indigeneity, economic oppression, the body, indecency, heterosexuality, and sex, as well as setting her life in context with an overview of her stance on feminist teaching and activism, and her critique of Latin American liberation theology. Designed to introduce a new generation to her work, the book serves as both an indispensable guidebook and a launchpad for students to explore her extraordinary writing for themselves.
Thia Cooper is Professor of Religion at Gustavus Adolphus College, USA including Controversies in Political Theology: Development or Liberation? (2007) and A Theology of International Development (2020) . She has lectured widely in both the USA and Europe. Professor Cooper undertook her Master of Theology at Edinburgh’s New College in 1999 and completed her PhD in 2005, both under Marcella Althaus-Reid.
Acknowledgements ixIntroduction 11 Biography 72 The Theological Marketplace: Activism,Teaching, Scholarship 113 The Hermeneutical Circle 224 Critiques of Latin American Liberation Theologyand Feminist Theology 355 Post-colonialism and Indigeneity 486 Capitalism and the Excluded 607 Women and Woman-God 738 The Whole Body 869 Indecency/Decency 9910 Heterosexuality 11011 Queering 12312 A Marginal God 13513 Crucifixions/Resurrections 144Conclusion 154Bibliography 156Index of Names and Subjects 161
“We finally have a book length introduction an analysis of Marcella Althaus Reid--in my mind the most important liberation theologian of the end of the 20th century … A must read for anyone seeking tools to develop a liberation theology for today.”