Ritual Making Women

Exploring the intersection of women's spirituality and theology, the book examines how women create rituals that empower them through storytelling and embodied actions. It emphasizes that ritual is not a static practice but a dynamic, gendered performance that challenges traditional boundaries between the private and public spheres. By integrating narrative and case studies, the author draws on feminist theology, social anthropology, and gender studies to provide a nuanced understanding of women's ritual-making.