God is change : religious practices and ideologies in the works of Octavia Butler /
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania :
Temple University Press,
2021.
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Table of Contents:
- Religious science fiction: Butler's changing God / Gregory Hampton
- Trans-religious world-building: Hindu evocations in Octavia Butler's Lilith's brood / Aparajita Nanda
- God Is change, impermanence is Buddha nature: religious syncretism in Butler's Earthseed and Dōgen's Zen / Christopher Kocela
- Butler's invention of scripture in light of Hebrew wisdom literature / Naylor Davis
- Regarding the other in Octavia Butler's Xenogenesis: toward a post-humanist ethics / Mary Grover
- Parable of the talents as genre criticism and the Holy Spirit of speculative fiction / Chuck Robinson
- "Only actions": ritual and the embodied processing of trauma in Parable of the sower and Parable of the talents / Keegan Osinski
- Migration, spirituality, and restorative spaces: shape-shifting to heal in Octavia Butler's Wild seed / Briana Whiteside
- "We trade the essence of ourselves": West African spirituality in Xenogenesis' Oankali / Ebony Gibson
- The healing and harmful effects of work in Octavia Butler's short stories "Crossover," "The book of Martha," and "Speech sounds" / Jennifer L. Hayes
- Shapers of god: Octavia E. Butler's Parable of the sower and womanist theological practice / Tarshia L. Stanley
- Octavia Butler's Xenogenesis trilogy, Bloodchild and the Androgynous third / Alexis Brooks de Vita
- Erotic pedagogy in Parable of the talents: freedom and community through touch / Brianna Thompson
- Black women's prophesy: O.E. Butler's parables / Phyllis L. Burns
- The violence of making America great again: religion, power, and vulnerable bodies in Octavia Butler's Parable of the talents / Michael Brandon McCormack
- Practicing the future together: Earthseed as a tool for black liberation / Shelby L. Crosby.