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How does the QurScholars have traditionally accounted for the coexistence of religious similarity and difference by resorting either to models that depict religions as isolated entities or models that arrange religions in a static, evaluative hierarchy. In response to the limitations of this discourse, Jerusha Tanner Lamptey constructs an alternative conceptual and hermeneutical approach that draws insights from the work of Muslim women interpreters of the QurUsing an interdisciplinary approach to confront existing Islamic scholarship, Lamptey's Never Wholly Other offers a new genre of theology.ContentsAcknowledgmentsNote on Transliteration, Translation and Gendered LanguageIntroductionPart One: Historical and Contemporary Approaches to Religious 'Otherness'Chapter 1: 'Self' and 'Other' in Historical Islamic DiscourseChapter 2: Sameness and Difference in Contemporary Islamic Approaches to Religious DiversityPart Two: Conceptual and Hermeneutical Foundations of Muslima TheologyChapter 3: Contemporary Muslim Women Interpreters of the Qur'an: Hermeneutical Approach and Conception of DifferenceChapter 4: From Sexual Difference to Religious Difference: Feminist Theological Approaches to Religious DifferenceChapter 5: From Holistic Interpretation to Relational Hermeneutics: Toshihiko Izutsu's Semantic Analysis of the Qur'anPart Three: A Muslima Theology of Religious PluralismChapter 6: Lateral and Hierarchical Religious Difference in the Qur'anChapter 7: Relational Mapping of the Semantic Field of Taqwa: Concepts of Hierarchical Religious DifferenceChapter 8: Never Wholly 'Other': Sameness, Difference and RelationalityGlossary of Arabic TermsBibliographyIndexIndex of Qur'anic VersesVoir sur le site de l'éditeur