Mother Rocks the Cradle and She Waits: Towards a Feminist Theology of Obscurity

Feminist Theology 25 (3):257-272 (2017)
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In this article I will argue that systemic institutional conditions contained within a family structure result in oppression and obscurity for mothers. In countering this somewhat gloomy assertion, I will introduce a feminist theology of obscurity as a means of actualizing personhood for mothers and acknowledging the concomitant empowerment to be found within motherhood.

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