Linda Hogan
Biography
Linda Hogan has served as Professor of Ecumenics at the Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College, Dublin. Hogan edited Religion and the Politics of Peace and Conflict (2009).
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Brenda Novack has produced a work of originality and merit. A Double-Edged Sword makes a significant scholarly contribution, not only to our understanding of the role that divine sanction of warfare played in the theological reception of Jehanne d'Arc, but also to the contemporary discussions about this important and controversial topic.”
Reproduction and the Common Good
Theology
“The essays in this ground-breaking collection shift the terms of the debate about reproduction in Catholic theological ethics. Capturing the unheard voices of women and their allies around the world, this collection draws on the Catholic moral tradition to offer new perspectives on reproductive justice. By reclaiming women’s moral agency and foregrounding the principles of social justice and common good, this brave and innovative collection provides hope for the future.”
Theological Ethics in a Neoliberal Age
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Kevin Hargaden has produced a timely, thoughtful, and provocative work of theological ethics. His critique of neoliberalism is highly original and persuasive. His analysis of the ways in which economic values are embedded in cultural practices is brilliant, allowing the reader to understand why neoliberalism persists, despite all of its woes. A deeply challenging but rewarding read.”
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