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| 1 | Identity out of place | 1 |
| Out of place | 1 | |
| Essentialism on trial | 5 | |
| Politics of home | 9 | |
| Feminist, postcolonial identity - toward Jeong | 13 | |
| 2 | Han and Jeong | 19 |
| Psychoanalysis of Han and Jeong | 19 | |
| Tales of Jeong | 27 | |
| Translated translator | 30 | |
| Joint security area : life and struggle at the DMZ | 31 | |
| Sa-I-Gu : life and struggle in the L.A. Riots | 41 | |
| 3 | Postcolonial theory and Korean American theology | 49 |
| Alien/nation | 49 | |
| Identity as a "sweeping force" | 51 | |
| Hybridity | 53 | |
| Mimicry | 55 | |
| Interstitial third space | 62 | |
| Debating "postcolonialism" | 66 | |
| 4 | The crucified God : the way of Jeong | 71 |
| Violent undertones and radical solidarity | 71 | |
| Jurgen Moltmann's The crucified God and trinitarian Christology | 75 | |
| Emancipatory praxis of Jeong | 81 | |
| 5 | A Christology of Jeong | 91 |
| Destabilizing the patriarchal divinity | 91 | |
| Hah/sin and Jeong/salvation | 101 | |
| The powers of Jeong and the horrors of Han | 105 | |
| Julia Kristeva's abjection and love | 106 | |
| Conclusion : heart of the cross | 117 |
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Danny Rhodes
reviewed Heart of the Cross: A Postcolonial Christology on July 22, 2020
Heart of the Cross
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