Ethnography as Christian Theology and Ethics (Paperback)

About the Contributors\Foreword by Mary McClintock Fulkerson\Preface: Blurring Boundaries\ Part One: Prolegomena\1. What is Ethnography?\2. The Ethnographic Turn in Theology and Ethics \3. Critiques of the Use of Social Science in Theology and Ethics \4. Theological Justifications for Turning to Ethnography \Part Two: Exemplars\5. Jeffery Tribble, Sr. 'Ethnographic Research on African American Pastoral Leadership and Congregations'\6. Emily Reimer-Barry, 'The Listening Church: How Ethnography Can Transform Catholic Ethics'\7. Robert P. Jones, 'Ethnography as Revelation: Witnessing in History, Faith and Sin&'\8. Melissa Browning, 'Theology and Morality on the Streets: An Examination of the Beliefs and Moral Formation of Street Children in Light of Christianity and African Traditional Religions'\9. Andrea Vicini, S. J., 'Living with Indigenous Communities in Chiapas, Mexico: The Transformative Power of Poverty and Suffering'\10. Todd Whitmore, 'Whiteness Made Visible: A Theo-Critical Ethnography in Acoliland'\11. Peter R. Gathje, 'The Cost of Virtue: What Power in the Open Door Community Might Speak to Virtue Ethics'\Part Three: Method\ 12.Benedictions: For Those Willing to Give Ethnography a Try\Bibliography\ Index