The gendered body in its common, everyday activities and references
is the central focus of this book. Recognizing the highly abstract
and often "disembodied" character of contemporary discussions on
the body in relation to gender, subjectivity and discourse, the
authors of this anthology start their inquiries at a more mundane
level by studying "common bodies": human bodies and bodily
practices in daily situations of (domestic) work and care, of sex,
love and violence, and of prayer and ritual. From this angle of
"corporeal agency" they discuss the meaning of religion,
religiosity, transcendence and/or Divinity.
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