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Political Theology Based in Community: Dorothy Day, the Catholic Worker Movement, and Overcoming Otherness

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This book is a revisitation of the radical communalism present at the heart of the Catholic Worker Movement as it intersects with ongoing trends in the field of political theology in search of a functional ethical praxis.

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Product ID:9781978715455
Product Form:Hardback
Country of Manufacture:GB
Title:Political Theology Based in Community
Subtitle:Dorothy Day, the Catholic Worker Movement, and Overcoming Otherness
Authors:Author: Marty Tomszak
Page Count:274
Subjects:Religious ethics, Religious ethics, Roman Catholicism, Roman Catholic Church, Christianity, Roman Catholicism, Roman Catholic Church, Christian theology
Description:This book is a revisitation of the radical communalism present at the heart of the Catholic Worker Movement as it intersects with ongoing trends in the field of political theology in search of a functional ethical praxis.

In Political Theology Based in Community: Dorothy Day, The Catholic Worker Movement, and Overcoming Otherness, Marty Tomszak sutures together the seemingly disparate realms of radical political theology, communally oriented pedagogy, the Catholic Worker movement, and Catholic Social Teaching to carve a new way of doing ethics in our contemporary sphere. Through an adoption of weak theology and Anatheism, brought into the fold by John Caputo and Richard Kearney specifically, and partnering them with the groundbreaking work of Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin in their outpouring of works of mercy, Tomszak highlights the hope present in radical hospitality for our World. This hope is addressed to the distinct publics of the academy, the Church, and wider society as this radical ethic provides distinct answers for a multitude of current crises.


Imprint Name:Lexington Books/Fortress Academic
Publisher Name:Rowman & Littlefield
Country of Publication:GB
Publishing Date:2023-10-15