Routledge An Epistemology of Religion and Gender Book

Explore a new epistemological framework regarding the roles of religion and gender within the public sphere. This academic text from the Routledge Critical Studies in Religion, Gender and Sexuality series offers a sophisticated look at gender as a performative category of knowledge production. By utilizing case studies from across the globe, the book connects these concepts to biopolitics and the effects of capitalism, neoliberalism, and empire. Readers will find a detailed analysis of how religion, gender, and new nationalisms function together. The research examines these complex relationships through specific regional contexts, including the Palestinian territories, South Africa, and the USA. This book serves as a significant resource for students and scholars interested in the intersection of sociology, anthropology, and political theory.