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Black Reconstruction: Thinking Blackness and Rethinking Class in Late Capitalist Americaow do we . religion, theology, and class? How do we critically engage this problematic when we consider the development and evolution of invidious conceptions of race and antiblackness in the modern world? With what conceptual categories, what theoretical frameworks, and what analytical methods and normative underpinnings?
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Save Us from Cynicism: Religion and Social Classnt. While it is true that with economic globalization, the concrete form in which the economy operates on a global scale has changed and the numbers on poverty are also different, the fundamental ideas of this paragraph continue to challenge us.
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2634-6079and what we can learn from a renewed engagement with the topic. This volume discusses what new discourses regarding notions of gender, ethnicity, and race might add to developments on notions of class.978-1-137-35142-5978-1-137-33924-9Series ISSN 2634-6079 Series E-ISSN 2634-6087
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Introduction with the notion of class. Despite the fact that race, gender, and class are often mentioned together, there is very little sustained reflection on class. Reflections on race and gender in religious and theological studies, while addressing issues of power, rarely include reflections on class. In th
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Religion and Classe existence, let alone social significance, of class differences and conflicts. Second, when “class” is sometimes used analytically, its meaning is treated as known, singular, and universally agreed. Yet the history of class analyses over the millennia shows the profound social insights that such an