RT Book
T1 Religious intimacies: intersubjectivity in the modern Christian West
A2 Dunn, Mary 1976-
A2 Moore, Brenna
LA English
PP Bloomington, Indiana
PB Indiana University Press
YR 2020
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/1724780468
AB "Religious Intimacies examines the history of modern Christianity by exploring intimate bonds through the lens of faith-confessors and penitents, husbands and wives, friends, lovers, and priests. Although many scholars have examined the nature of our ties to others as part of the process of self-formation, religious scholarship has remained inattentive to the power of these intimate bonds. In this collection of essays, each contributor considers a moment in Christian history, examining how intimate relationships intertwined with modern Christianity and Western power and politics. In doing so, editors Mary Dunn and Brenna Moore recast our understanding of modern Christianity by placing interpersonal relationships at the forefront of understanding our relationship to the divine"--
NO Includes bibliographical references and index
CN BV4597.52
SN 9780253049858
SN 9780253049865
K1 Interpersonal Relations : Religious aspects : Christianity