Religious Space and the Shaping of Gender Encounters in African Christianity

Vol. 17 No. 5-6 (2007)

Herausgegeben von Adam Jones

Articles

„If she no Learn, she no Get husband“: Christianity, Domesticity and Education at the Church Missionary Society‘s Female Institution in Freetown, 1849 – 1880


Silke Strickrodt
14-35

Home and Away: Creating Female Religious space for 20th-Century Anglican missions in southern Africa


Deborah Gaitskell
36-54

A Space Too Vast and Silent? German Deaconesses and the Patriarchy of the Berlin Mission in Apartheid Transvaal


Lize Kriel
55-75

“Contested Charisma”. Reflections on the Appearance and Disappearance of Female Visionary Power in a South African Independent Church


Andreas Heuser
76-94

Speaking to the Converted? Religion and the Politics of Gender in South African AIDS Discourse


Marian Burchardt
95-114

Testimonies of Poverty and Prosperity in Tanzanian Charismatic Christianity


Päivi Hasu
115-130

From Pato to Parlor. Domesticity, Masculinity, Religious Space, and Alternative Archives in 20th-Century Ghana


Stephan F. Miescher
131-145

Forum

Egalität und Weltläufigkeit: Zur Modernität rußländischer Universitäten und ihrer Professorenschaft


Trude Maurer
146-160

Die Kategorie Zeit in der Geschichtsschreibung über das östliche Europa


Maria Todorova
161-188

Book Review