This blog was originally posted on April 4, 2012. There were a significant number of comments which you can read here. This spring I am teaching “Feminist Ethics” at California State University Northridge. For the students’ midterm and final we are… Read More ›
Feminist Ethics
A Problem of Design by Laura Casasbuenas
When I was invited to create this post, a number of topics came to mind. But I decided to start our conversation with my response to the question: why do I write? I am a Colombian woman designer who promotes… Read More ›
Women and the Ethics of Conflict by Vanessa Rivera de la Fuente
Some time ago, trans-activist F. was the target of bullying and harassment via social networks that lasted months and included defamation on Twitter and Facebook, articles in feminist blogs and web sites, and letters to women’s organizations and public institutions… Read More ›
Satirists as Public Theologians by Melissa James
Why satirists have become our public theologians (or why I am doubling down on feminist theological ethics as public theology)… Did you see the Daily Show last night? I’m sure it was all over your Facebook feed and Twitter. The… Read More ›
Getting It Done: The Buffy-Blodeuwedd Connection by Kate Brunner
You guys, you’re just men—just the men who did this… to her. Whoever that girl was before she was the first Slayer. You violated that girl… made her kill for you because you’re weak… you’re pathetic and you obviously have… Read More ›
The Cooptation of Relational Theology: Another Example of the Erasure of Women’s Contributions to Theology by Dirk von der Horst
The meaning of relational theology has changed, and not for the better. Over the last couple of years, I started to notice “relational theology” crop up in what I considered unlikely contexts. I had previously associated the term primarily… Read More ›
Feminist Ethics Class and Final Problem Solving by Marie Cartier
This spring I taught “Feminist Ethics” at California State University Northridge. I have posted two blog on this site regarding the students’ projects for that class: April 4, 2012: The Feminist Toolbox by Marie Cartier, and May 12, Change My… Read More ›
Change My Mind, Move My Heart: Feminist Ethics in Practice by Marie Cartier
As some of you know, this spring I am teaching “Feminist Ethics” at California State University Northridge. I recently posted a blog on this site regarding the students’ project April 4, 2012 The Feminist Toolbox by Marie Cartier. If you… Read More ›
The Feminist Toolbox by Marie Cartier
This spring I am teaching “Feminist Ethics” at California State University Northridge. For the students’ midterm and final we are doing an innovative project that we want to share with the “Feminism and Religion” blogging community. My students have been asked… Read More ›
Feminist Awakening By Peggy Ventris
This post is written in conjunction with the Feminist Ethics Course Dialogue project sponsored by Claremont School of Theology in the Claremont Lincoln University Consortium, Claremont Graduate University, and directed by Grace Yia-Hei Kao. Besides being a Feminist Ethics student, Peggy is a Physical Therapy Assistant specializing… Read More ›
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