Critical Correspondence

MRPJ#13/Body/Belief: Table of Contents

Fall/Winter 1996-97

Editors: Peter Larose and Audrey Kindred

Why I Practice Yoga by Sally Hess

The Joy of the Sensuous by Howard Moody

Yes It Did Hurt and No I Can’t Tell You What They Mean by Janet Clancy

Marks on the Wall by Kristin Stuart

Gluttony by Julie Atlas Muz

Devadasi in the Living Room by Anya Proyer

Two Life Stories by Ze’eva Cohen

Circular Dance by Kathy Westwater

Stepping Out by Ryan Gilliam

Three Stories by Ralph Lemon

Me, God, Atheism, Dance and the Goddess by Scott Heron

Understanding Flesh and High Cost of Bad Theology by Peter Laarman

Embodied Spirituality and the Seriousness of Play by Gayle Green Watkins

Puta Santisima by Jamie Ortega – Photographs by Anja Hitzenberger

Jesus and Lazarus: Resurrecting Body and Belief by Peter Larose

Take Me Up by Karen Sherman

In The House of God by Sarah Michelson

Dancing from the Spirit by Susan T. Klein

The Soul as Eye, as Organ by Connie Voisine

Modern Sports Culture and an Eastern View about the Body by Masayoshi Kobayashi

Visceral Politics by Clarinda Mac Low

Hum and Murmur by Kelly McDonald

See You In Church by Carol Mullins

Body and Spirit: Alive and Well at St. Mark’s by Linda Tarnay

Not being Jewish and All by Guta Hedewig

Drawing the Distinctions: Performer and Priest by Louise Green

‘Ti Jorge’ by Fausto Matias

Why I go to see the band Crash Worship once a year, no matter what by Keith Hennessey

Something is Happening, Or You Wouldn’t Repeat It by Daria Fain

Dance: A Body with a Mind of Its Own by Ruth Zaporah

Alice by Tamara Fulop