Books by Lisa (University of Winchester Isherwood

This volume critically engages with the problems traditional christology raises for feminist theology, exploring and interacting with the wide range of feminist christologies across the globe. It also explores the creative engagements of feminist theologians with the person of Jesus.

Examines the significance that celibacy may hold in the modern millennium. This book considers the female body, how it has been used to underpin exploitative social systems, and how Christianity has tried to control the bodies of women through regulations about the female body.

Issues of race, gender, nationality and religion have been the breeding ground of conflict and oppression throughout history. This book provides an engaging assessment of the dangers of defining the self against the other.