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Disciples and Friends - Investigations in Disability, Dementia, and Mental Health (Hardcover)
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Disciples and Friends - Investigations in Disability, Dementia, and Mental Health (Hardcover)
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John Swinton has indelibly shaped the discipline of practical
theology not only in the United Kingdom but globally, and has been
especially influential in the areas of disability theology,
dementia, healthcare, and chaplaincy. Swinton presses one question
with a special intensity: What does it mean to be human? The
chapters in this volume display why this question unifies his
wide-ranging corpus of work and show how Swinton has answered it in
the various domains he has explored. The chapters range as widely
as his work, from "Swintonian" practical theological methodology,
to specific themes like friendship, peace, and belonging. Several
chapters offer concrete testimonies of how Swinton's work has
influenced scholars and practitioners alike. Contributors identify
the pivotal moves in Swinton's work and draw together into a single
volume an account of how these themes have been developed in
different material discussions. Disciples and Friends, as a survey
of John's key methodological and theological stances, will become
an indispensable resource for students and scholars of practical
theology, disability theology, mental health, dementia, and cognate
fields. The volume brings together renowned scholars who know not
only John Swinton's work but also him as a person. This knowledge
enables contributors to insightfully link Swinton's work to the
life he has lived and to suggest promising avenues for further
development of his signature ideas. In compiling for the first time
an accessible survey of and introduction to one of the most
important voices to emerge in disability theology for many decades,
Disciples and Friends represents a seminal scholarly undertaking
and a fitting tribute to Swinton's legacy.
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