残疾神学中的记忆方法

Q2 Arts and Humanities
Sarah Barton
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布莱恩·布洛克的《奇妙的创伤:神学、残疾和基督的身体》是他与儿子亚当·布洛克生活在一起的作品,它提供了一种独特的神学方法,体现了理论论证和基督教实践。这篇文章追溯了残疾神学领域的方法论景观,说明了布洛克的方法如何体现和促进了一种实践,即在基督徒的门徒生活中记住那些有残疾和没有残疾的人。本文将布洛克的方法与其他采用包容性研究方法来研究残疾的神学家进行比较,并对布洛克在《奇妙受伤》一书中对其方法方法的批评做出回应,探讨了布洛克如何抵制一种“萎缩的气体学”,这种气体学创造性地挑战了神学对残疾的反思领域。《奇妙受伤》采用了一种方法论,它不仅为基督教伦理实践提出了规范性建议,而且在整个研究过程中制定了一种反映残疾人权利格言“没有我们就没有我们”的实践。
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Re-Membering Methodology in Theologies of Disability
Abstract Writing out of the togetherness of life with his son Adam Brock, Brian Brock’s Wondrously Wounded: Theology, Disability, and the Body of Christ offers a unique theological methodology that embodies both theoretical argument and Christian praxis. This article traces the methodological landscape of the field of disability theology, illustrating how Brock’s approach both embodies and promotes a praxis that re-members those with and without disabilities in the life of Christian discipleship. Comparing Brock’s method with other theologians who embrace inclusive research methods to investigate disability, as well as responding to critiques of Brock’s methodological approach in Wondrously Wounded, this article examines how Brock resists an “atrophied pneumatology” that creatively challenges the field of theological reflection on disability. Wondrously Wounded embraces a methodology that not only makes normative suggestions for Christian ethical praxis but enacts a praxis reflective of the disability rights maxim “nothing about us without us” throughout the research process itself.
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Journal of Disability and Religion
Journal of Disability and Religion Arts and Humanities-Religious Studies
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