Ritual Making Women

Focusing on women's spirituality and theology, this book examines how women create rituals to empower themselves through storytelling and embodied actions. It reveals that ritual is not a static practice but a contextual and gendered performance that challenges traditional boundaries between the private and public spheres. Combining narrative and case studies, the author draws on feminist theology, social anthropology, and gender studies to highlight the innovative ways women engage with and transform ritual practices.