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Introduction: What Is Decolonial Love? 1
Part I: Christian Theology in the Networks of Colonial Modernity
1. Colonial Modernity as a Historical Context 17
2. The Entanglement of Christian Theology and the Coloniality of Power: The Possibilities of a Response 31
3. Decolonial Openings in Theologies of Liberation 49
Part II: Decolonial Love
4. Frantz Fanon’s Decolonial Love: A New Humanism in Historical Struggle 73
5. James Baldwin’s Decolonial Love: Uncovering the Revelation of the Beat 100
Part III: Theological Reflection as a Decolonial Option
6. The Theological Pedagogy of Frantz Fanon and James Baldwin 119
7. Decolonizing Salvation 135
Conclusion: Sharpening Decolonial Options in the Present Moment 159
Acknowledgments 163
Notes 167
Bibliography 201
Index 211

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      Publisher: Fordham University Press
      Publication Date: 04/12/2018
      ISBN13: 9780823281879, 978-0823281879
      ISBN10: 0823281876
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      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Table of Contents

      Introduction: What Is Decolonial Love? 1
      Part I: Christian Theology in the Networks of Colonial Modernity
      1. Colonial Modernity as a Historical Context 17
      2. The Entanglement of Christian Theology and the Coloniality of Power: The Possibilities of a Response 31
      3. Decolonial Openings in Theologies of Liberation 49
      Part II: Decolonial Love
      4. Frantz Fanon’s Decolonial Love: A New Humanism in Historical Struggle 73
      5. James Baldwin’s Decolonial Love: Uncovering the Revelation of the Beat 100
      Part III: Theological Reflection as a Decolonial Option
      6. The Theological Pedagogy of Frantz Fanon and James Baldwin 119
      7. Decolonizing Salvation 135
      Conclusion: Sharpening Decolonial Options in the Present Moment 159
      Acknowledgments 163
      Notes 167
      Bibliography 201
      Index 211

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