Women, Gender, and Religion
Edited by Susan Calef and Ronald A. Simkins, Creighton University
Charting New Territory: Religion and “the Gender-Critical Turn” (pp. 1-5)
1. To Kneel or Not to Kneel: Gendered Nonverbal Behavior in Greek Ritual (pp. 6-20)
2. Kephalē, Coverings, and Cosmology: The Impenetrable “Logic” of 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 (pp. 21-44)
3. Gender, the Environment, and Sin in Genesis (pp. 45-61)
4. Persephone and Susanna in the Garden: Patriarchal Seductions of Nature and Virtue (pp. 62-75)
5. Viking Quest: Rosalie Hankey Wax’s Search for Trans-Racial Spiritual Solidarity, 1921-1971 (pp. 76-89)
6. Hijab, Hip-Hop, and Haram: Identities of Shi’a Muslim College Women (pp. 90-102)
7. The Ambiguously Gendered Ideal of a Seventeenth Century Community of Women Religious: The Visitation of Holy Mary (pp. 103-13)
8. “The Wageless Work of Paradise”: Integrating Women into American Religious History (pp. 114-28)
9. The Ordained Women of the Early Church: Their Story (pp. 129-36)
10. What Does the Ordination of Women Then Mean for Women Now? (pp. 137-47)
11. The Wisdom of the Owls: Gender, Nature and Spirituality in the Poetry of Mary Oliver (pp. 148-54)
12. The Taming of the Two: Queen Esther and Queen Vashti in Midrash (pp. 155-69)
13. Women in the Crucible of Change: Women’s Influence on the Church in The Years 1480 to 1700 (pp. 170-86)
14. Does the Personal Become Political? The Political Leadership of Women Clergy on Discrimination Issues (pp. 187-200)