Isabel Mukonyora, Ph.D.

Western Kentucky University

Expertise

Early and Modern Christian Thought
Old and New African Religions
Women, Religion and Ecology

Courses/Seminars

Introduction to Religion/Early Christian Thought/Modern Christian Thought/Christianity in Africa/Women and Religion/Creation, Desturction and Hope (EcologySeminar)/Postcolonial Christianity.

Honors & Awards

Marquis, Who is Who of American Women 2008
WKU Summer Research Scholarship 2009
WKU Regular Faculty Scholar 2006/7, Western Scholar Fall 2006; Junior Scholarship Award 2004/5
Carter G Woodson Postdoctoral Fellow 2001-2002 at University of Virginia
"O" Visa - US Immigration and Justice Department 2002
Senior Fulbright Scholar 2000-2001 at University of Virignia
British Commonwealth Scholar at the University of Oxford, England 1992-1995

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Gender and Marginality as Categories of Social Protest in African Christian Experience

Isabel Mukonyora

Abstract

This article shows how women members of a Masowe Apostle patriarchal church exploit the general interest in the emancipation of believers to constrct from their experiences of oppression a radical feminist message hope. This article was used to prepare for the writing of "Wandering a Gendered Wilderness" (2007).

Suggested Citation

Isabel Mukonyora. "Gender and Marginality as Categories of Social Protest in African Christian Experience" Inculturation & Postcolonial Discourse in African Theology (2006 ed). Ed. Edward P. Antonio. New York: Peter Lang Publishing Group, 2006. 161-172.

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Selected Works of Isabel Mukonyora, Ph.D.