00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000Eng00الهیات فمینیستی و فرهنگ رژیم غذایی معاصر: گناه، رستگاری و روایت‌های کاهش وزن زنانBloomsbury T&T Clark Bloomsbury T&T Clark Table of contents : Title Page Copyright Page Contents Acknowledgements Introduction: Theology, food and fat: A healthy recipe? Forming a Feminist Theological Response: The Livingness of God Why Weight Loss? Why Empirical Research? Why Women? Go Forth and Shrink! Chapter 1: Syn, danger and disordered desire Syn: Tensions and Ambiguities Missing the Mark: Sin within Christian Thought Syn, Danger and Disobedience Syn, Inner Conflict and the Battle for Self-control Syn and Eating What We Do Not Need: The Snare of Pleasure versus ‘Sensible’ Eating Taking the Wrap for Fat Syn, Death and Disease Syn, Guilt and Shame The Gendered Nature of Syn Conclusion Chapter 2: Syn, self-surveillance and taking care: Tensions and ambiguities Adapting Theological Discourse: Permission to Syn Choosing Syn: A Reassertion of the Neoliberal Enterprising Self Keeping an Eye on Syn: Negotiating Syn through Self-surveillance The Delight of Self-possession Challenging the False Consciousness Thesis Continuing Features of Historical Christian Asceticism Foucault and Self-care Conclusion Chapter 3: Salvation, ‘getting rid’ and ‘getting there’ Wellness, Wholeness, Rescue and Escape: Beginning to Plot Soteriological Motifs Salvation as ‘Getting Rid’: The Logic of Sacrifice ‘Getting Rid’ of the Past: Salvation as Conversion ‘Getting Rid’ of Disfigurement ‘Getting Rid’ of the Female: Salvation as a Return to the Past Escaping to the Future: Salvation as ‘Getting There’ Beyond Individual Salvation: ‘Getting There’ as a Social and Corporate Project Conclusion Chapter 4: Rethinking sin: Sizeism, the victimization of food and the divided self Sin as a Distorted Way of Relating A Distorted Relationship to Fat: Sizeism as Sin A Distorted Relation to Food: The Victimization of Food as Sin A Distorted Relation to the Self: Sin as the Divided Self Conclusion: Evil and Sin Chapter 5: Rethinking salvation: A (re)turn to ‘sensible’ eating The Fleshiness of Salvation Salvation as the Performance of Embodied Alternatives: Jesus’s Ministry of Food Salvation and ‘Sensible’ Eating Food, Feminist Theology and Affect Conclusion Chapter 6: Rethinking salvation: Sabbath and fat pride The Meanings of Sabbath Sabbath and the Meaningful Work of Salvation Slimming and Sabbath? Living and Sanctifying the Sabbath: Resisting Sizeism Beyond the Private: Sabbath as a Corporate and Political Practice Living the Sabbath, Embodying Pride Conclusion: Salvation, Sabbath and Fat Pride Conclusion: For the love of food, for the love of fat Bibliography Index الهیات رستگاری (مسائل جدید کلامی) رستگاری مسیحی ایدئولوژی فمینیستی (مسائل جدید کلامی) الهیات مسیحی الهیات جدید مسیحی book marcgt portal_lib local 9780567659941