Table of Contents
Acknowledgements vii
The Contributors viii
Introduction Marcella Althaus-Reid 1
1 'Let Them Talk …!' Doing Liberation Theology from Latin American Closets Marcella Althaus-Reid 5
2 Once Again Liberating Theology? Towards a Latin American Liberation Theological Self-Criticism Otto Maduro 19
3 Queer Eye for the Straight Guy: The Making Over of Liberation Theology, A Queer Discursive Approach Ivan Petrella 33
4 Oh, Que Sera, Que Sera … A Limping A/Theological Thought in Brazil Claudio Carvalhaes 51
5 Commodity Aesthetics and the Erotics of Relationship: Challenges of Feminist Hermeneutics of Liberation to Market Aesthetics Nancy Cardoso Pereira 71
6 The Prostitutes Also Go into the Kingdom of God: A Queer Reading of Mary of Magdala Martin Hugo Córdova Quero 81
7 Liberation Theology, Modernity and Sexual Difference Frederico Pieper Pires 111
8 Liberating Mary, Liberating the Poor Mario Ribas 123
9 Seriously Harmful For Your Health? Religion, Feminism and Sexuality in Latin America Elina Vuola 137
10 Worship and the Excluded Jaci Maraschin 163
11 Love in Times of Dictatorships: Memoirs from a Gay Minister from Buenos Aires Roberto González Norberto D'Amico 179
Index 189