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Construction of the Other, Identification of the Self

Tamcke, Martin [u.a.] [Hrsg.]:
Construction of the Other, Identification of the Self : German Mission in India / ed. by Martin Tamcke and Gladson Jathanna. - Wien [u.a.] : Lit Verlag, 2012. - xv, 382 S. - (Studien zur orientalischen Kirchengeschichte ; 45)
ISBN 978-3-643-90260-3
EUR 69,90
DDC: 266.02343054

Beschreibung
This volume is a collection of diverse contributions that attempt to revisit the European construction of the Indian Other. In their attempt to identify their European Self, the missionaries constructed India as their Other and archived such constructions. Such archival narratives epitomize the conviction of the missionaries in their Christian faith and their belief in the superiority of the European Self. These narratives, however, provide us (for whose eyes they were not meant originally) with spaces to locate our past and to identify our own Self. This volume seeks to converse with such spaces. [Verlagsinformation]

Inhalt
Foreword. v
PART 1: CONSTRUCTION OF THE OTHER IN THE EUROPEAN MISSIONARY DISCOURSE
Martin Tamcke:
Konstruktionen lutherisch-syrischer Gemeinsamkeiten in der Frühphase lutherischer Mission in Indien. 1
Bill Bell:
'Think on these things': The reading subject in 19th century missions. 13
Heike Liebau:
Comparison and contrast: Searching for identities in the early Indo-German mission encounter. 25
Catherine Stenzl:
Racial stereotypes in the construction of the other and the identification of the self: the Basel Mission and its industries in India ca. 1884. 43
Jayachitra Lalitha:
Did LMS women missionaries 'save' native women? Triple colonization of Travancore Bible women in the 19th century. 55
PART 2: IDENTIFICATION OF THE INDIAN SELF
Gladson Jathanna:
Negotiating borders and bridges: Indian Biblewomen in the Hermannsburg Mission. 67
Swati Shirwadkar:
Religion, culture & expression of identity: eplorations of subversion by Indian women through literature. 75
Frieder Ludwig:
"Wie kann durch die Vereinigung von Kirchen aus England, Schottland, Schweden und den USA eine indische Kirche entstehen?" Zu den Diskussionen um die Kirchenunion in Südindien, 1919-1947. 85
Andreas Gross:
Söldneraufstand, Unabhängigkeitskrieg oder Religionskrieg? Geschichtsschreibung am Beispiel des indischen Aufstandes gegen die britische Kolonialmacht im Jahr 1857. 121
Arun W. Jones:
Christian mission and cosmopolitanism: the case of Ishwari Dass. 139
Satyanarayana Adapa:
Construction of the self and the other: Dalit Christians in South Andhra, India, 1865-1945. 159
Andrea Ágota Telegdi:
Transnational interpretation of yoga practice: Comparative analysis between German and Indian Yoga institutes. 177
Eva-Maria Klassen:
Pietismus, Hinduismus und Interreligiöser Dialog in ausgewählten Schriften von Channappa Uttangi. 215
PART 3: THEOLOGICAL APPRAISAL OF INTERCULTURALITY
Bernhard Ortmann:
Contextual theologies and missionary representation: the impact of the emerging Dalit theology on the Evangelical Lutheran Mission in Lower Saxony, Germany. 275
Hubert Manohar Watson:
The challenge of being a Christian in the a multi-religious and secular society. 345
Rajula Annie Watson:
Visibility of the invisible: Status and role of women in church mission and ministry. 365
Huguald Grafe:
Two basic approaches to Christian-Hindu dialogue - and a question. 375
Contributors. 381

Herausgeber
MARTIN TAMCKE, Professor für Ökumenische Theologie unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der orientalischen Kirchen- und Missionsgeschichte an der Theologischen Fakultät der Georg-August-Universität zu Göttingen. Profilseite.
GLADSON JATHANNA, Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Institut für Ökumenische Theologie und Orientalische Kirchen- und Missionsgeschichte, Universität Göttingen. Profilseite.

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References

  1. Tamcke, Martin, Jathanna, Gladson (2012).  Construction of the Other, Identification of the Self: German Mission in India . Studien zur orientalischen Kirchengeschichte; 45. xv, 382 S.