Women's Spirituality in the Twentieth Century

Focusing on the intersection of feminist theology and literature, this book examines how twentieth-century women writers engage with spiritual themes to challenge traditional religious narratives and explore gender and identity. It features a diverse array of authors from various backgrounds, including British, American, and Caribbean writers. Key topics include the influence of the Virgin Mary, Goddess worship, female mysticism, and ecofeminism. The work aims to reconnect feminist literary criticism with spiritual discourse, highlighting the significance of spirituality in women's fiction.