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A Gendered African Perspective on Christian Social Ethics
Empowering Working Women in Cameroon
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2021
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Combining Catholic social teaching, feminist and African liberation theology, and the social sciences, Joseph Loïc Mben, SJ, develops a contextual gendered African Christian social ethic that addresses the oppression and marginalization of working women in Sub-Saharan Africa. He focuses primarily on African women from working and poor classes living in either urban or rural settings, particularly in Cameroon, and thus shows the necessity of inflecting Catholic social teaching along the differential of gender.
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2021
ISBN-Print
978-1-9787-0741-2
ISBN-Online
978-1-9787-0742-9
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
284
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Contents No access
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Acknowledgments No access
Abbreviations and Acronyms No access
General Introduction No access Pages 1 - 12
Chapter 1 An Overview of Catholic Social Teaching No access
Chapter 2 Populorum Progressio, Laborem Exercens, and the Evolution of Catholic Social Teaching No access
Chapter 3 African Bishops on Workers’ Empowerment No access
Chapter 4 Evaluation of Catholic Social Teaching on Workers’ Empowerment No access
Conclusion to Part I No access
Chapter 5 Feminist Criticism of Neoclassical Economics No access
Chapter 6 General Characteristics of Women’s Work No access
Chapter 7 The Reality of Women’s Work in Cameroon No access
Conclusion to Part II No access
Chapter 8 African Liberation Theology and Women’s Work No access
Chapter 9 Key Elements of a Gendered African Social Ethics No access
Conclusion to Part III No access
Chapter 10 On Empowerment No access
Chapter 11 Looking at Concrete Practices No access
