Communal Generations
Building Asian and Asian American Theological Traditions
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Beschreibung
This open access celebratory volume marks the twentieth anniversary of the Asian Theological Institute (ATI), which is committed to mentoring and building community as resources for sustaining future theological work. It gathers contributions from a number of ATI’s alumni and alumnae across diverse disciplines, ethnicities, career stages, and geographical locations to reflect on their experiences with ATI, their own scholarship, and the culture of the academy. More than retrospective, this anthology demonstrates how Asian and Asian American theologians are advancing innovative scholarship while building intergenerational networks of support. By weaving together critical reflection, constructive theology, and personal witness, this collection not only honors ATI’s legacy but also points toward the dynamic future of Asian and Asian American theological studies.
Tat-siong Benny Liew is Class of 1956 Professor in New Testament Studies at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, USA. His most recent publication is a co-edited volume with Fernando F. Segovia titled Reading in These Times: Purposes and Practices of Minoritized Biblical Criticism (2024).
This open access celebratory volume marks the twentieth anniversary of the Asian Theological Institute (ATI), which is committed to mentoring and building community as resources for sustaining future theological work. It gathers contributions from a number of ATI’s alumni and alumnae across diverse disciplines, ethnicities, career stages, and geographical locations to reflect on their experiences with ATI, their own scholarship, and the culture of the academy. More than retrospective, this anthology demonstrates how Asian and Asian American theologians are advancing innovative scholarship while building intergenerational networks of support. By weaving together critical reflection, constructive theology, and personal witness, this collection not only honors ATI’s legacy but also points toward the dynamic future of Asian and Asian American theological studies.
This book is open access, which means that you have free and unlimited access Highlights identity, theology, and mentoring as resources for ongoing theological innovation Mentoring emphasis as a way to develop a theological tradition A sense of how a new generation of Asian American theologians are thinking and interpreting
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Tat-siong Benny Liew
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Open Access Asian American Generation Community Mentoring Identity