Women in Shaker Community and Worship a Feminist Analysis of the Uses of Religious Symbolism
| Author: | Proctor-Smith, Marjorie | |
| Year: | 1985 | |
| Pages: | 253 | |
| ISBN: | 0-88946-533-9 978-0-88946-533-6 | |
| Price: | $199.95 + shipping | |
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Reviews
". . . necessary reading for any student of Shakerism . . ." - Theology Today
"Proctor-Smith explores a unique blending of issues related to feminist, liturgical, and Shaker studies. . . . [The book's] contributions are substantial." - Church History
"This is a helpful corrective to a number of oversimplifications concerning women in Shaker society." - Religious Studies Review
". . . should be considered required reading for anyone interested in an introduction to Shaker history, whether it be for classroom or research purposes. . . . important for both the history of Shakerism, and for contemporary efforts toward feminist liturgical and theological change." - Karmen R. Berger, for Religious Studies Review
". . . well worth reading because it leaves us with the central question: if the Shakers, believers in Mother Ann as a second Christ and a sexually dualistic God, were unable to achieve gender equality, when will it be achieved? `If not now, when?'"- Com
"Proctor-Smith explores a unique blending of issues related to feminist, liturgical, and Shaker studies. . . . [The book's] contributions are substantial." - Church History
"This is a helpful corrective to a number of oversimplifications concerning women in Shaker society." - Religious Studies Review
". . . should be considered required reading for anyone interested in an introduction to Shaker history, whether it be for classroom or research purposes. . . . important for both the history of Shakerism, and for contemporary efforts toward feminist liturgical and theological change." - Karmen R. Berger, for Religious Studies Review
". . . well worth reading because it leaves us with the central question: if the Shakers, believers in Mother Ann as a second Christ and a sexually dualistic God, were unable to achieve gender equality, when will it be achieved? `If not now, when?'"- Com