Documenting and Describing the Transcultural: Qualitative Research in Theological Communication
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Seventy-fourth Annual Conference - American Theological Library Association. ed. / Kris Veldheer. Atla, 2020. p. 162-173 (Summary of proceedings. ; Vol. 2020).
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T1 - Documenting and Describing the Transcultural
T2 - Qualitative Research in Theological Communication
AU - Kuehn, Evan F.
AU - Robinson, Matthew Ryan
AU - Sadje, Hadje C.
PY - 2020/6
Y1 - 2020/6
N2 - Qualitative methodological approaches have become increasingly important for theological research, as lived theology and ecclesiological practices are recognized as being a relevant part of the theological information ecosystem. These new approaches require attention to how field research in theology is documented and described. Evan Kuehn (North Park) will discuss the transculturality of theological research and the relevance of qualitative approaches to theological librarianship. Hadje Sadje (Leuven) will share about his research on the political theology latent in the practices of Oneness Pentecostal congregations in the Philippines and the role that documentation and description play in this research. Matthew Ryan Robinson (Bonn) will discuss the nature of non-textual theological artifacts by focusing on two case studies—a painting from Ethiopia and a devotional cross from the Philippines—as objects that present challenges and opportunities for extracting, coding, and analysis.
AB - Qualitative methodological approaches have become increasingly important for theological research, as lived theology and ecclesiological practices are recognized as being a relevant part of the theological information ecosystem. These new approaches require attention to how field research in theology is documented and described. Evan Kuehn (North Park) will discuss the transculturality of theological research and the relevance of qualitative approaches to theological librarianship. Hadje Sadje (Leuven) will share about his research on the political theology latent in the practices of Oneness Pentecostal congregations in the Philippines and the role that documentation and description play in this research. Matthew Ryan Robinson (Bonn) will discuss the nature of non-textual theological artifacts by focusing on two case studies—a painting from Ethiopia and a devotional cross from the Philippines—as objects that present challenges and opportunities for extracting, coding, and analysis.
KW - Theology
U2 - 10.31046/proceedings.2020.1878
DO - 10.31046/proceedings.2020.1878
M3 - Article in conference proceedings
T3 - Summary of proceedings.
SP - 162
EP - 173
BT - Seventy-fourth Annual Conference - American Theological Library Association
A2 - Veldheer, Kris
PB - Atla
ER -