Female Faith Practices: Qualitative Research Perspectives

Cover\nHalf Title\nSeries Page\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nTable of Contents\nList of Contributors\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction\nPart I: Reflexivity and Research\n	1 Inhabiting the Role: A Retrospective Reflexive Review from a Viewpoint of Lived Experience\n	2 Women and the Church: Challenges in Researching Women’s Religiosity in Poland\n	3 Diving in: Research as a Journey towards Transformation\nPart II: Space and Identity\n	4 Off-Roading: How Do Women Navigate the Journey towards a Healthy Sexuality after Choosing to Leave Evangelical Purity Culture?\n	5 Exploring Expressions of Femininity through the Reported Rituals and Practices of the Red Tent\n	6 Autoethnographic Perspectives on Muslim Women’s Lives Online\nPart III: Food and Fabric\n	7 Transmission, Mimesis, and Gender: Jewish Women’s Kashrut Practices\n	8 Negotiating Christening: Mothers, Family, and ‘Folk Religion’\n	9 Crafting Identity: The Spiritual Formation of Women in Prayer Shawl Ministries\nPart IV: Families and Formation\n	10 Mothers in Newfrontiers: Charismatic Spirituality, Motherhood, and the Christian Tradition\n	11 ‘She Taught Me How to Do It Properly’: Religious Practices in Muslim Sister Relationships\nPart V: Women’s Work\n	12 Does Religious Practice Increase Levels of Economic Inactivity Among British Muslim Women? A Mixed Methods Examination\n	13 Apostolic till the Very End: The Contribution of Older Roman Catholic Sisters’ Experience of Ageing to the Evolving Identity of Women’s Religious Life\n	14 Looking Back on a Life of Faith: Qualitative Empirical Research with Belgian Missionary Sisters\nBibliography\nIndex