Transcultural Entanglements

Foreword.- Introduction.- Section I – New Perspectives on Global Christianity and Concepts of Mission.- Diana Lunkwitz: ‘Haunted Global(ized) Christianity’: Connecting Poltergeist Narratives on the Mission Field with the New Materialism and Global Christianity.- Sandra Langhop: Rethinking Mission Practices: Bible Women in (South) India and a New Praxeological Approach to Intercultural Theologies.- K. Francis Adebayo: Decolonization, Migration, and Dialogue in Intercultural Theology: On the Mission of the Redeemed Christian Church of God in Amsterdam.- Section II – New Perspectives on Areas in Intercultural Theology.- Doris Günther-Kriegel: ‘Victigenizations’ and the Devision of the ‘One World’: Representations as Intersectional Genderings in German Protestant Development Work.- Rahel Weber: Follow the People, follow the Biography: Constructing “the Field” in the Field Research for the Discipline of Intercultural Theology.- Juliane Stork: Doing Eco-theologies in African Initiated Churches as Driven by Practice: A New Perspective on Lived Religion.- Section III – New Perspectives for Examining Transcultural Encounters.- Marcus Grohmann: Reframing Reconciliation as Mission: Correcting Power Asymmetries in Transcultural Encounters in South Africa and Beyond.- Hanyi Zhang: Negotiating Tradition and Ecology: Humanistic Buddhist Eco-Engagement in Berlin’s Urban Space.- Roundtable: A Discussion of Early Career Researchers Regarding Future Issues in the Transdisciplinary Field (Daniel A. Jara Jhayya, Anna Kirchner, Dominika Hadrysiewicz, Kristina Göthling-Zimpel).- Epilogues.- Epilogue 1: Judith Bachmann.- Epilogue 2: Andreas Heuser.