Graham Ward is Professor of Contextual Theology and Ethics at the University of Manchester. He is the author of numerous articles published throughout the world on theology, critical theory and literary theory. His previous books include Barth, Derrida and the Language of Theology (1995), Theology and Contemporary Critical Theory (1996), The Postmodern God (Blackwell Publishers, 1997), Radical Orthodoxy (1998) and Balthasar at the End of Modernity (1999). He is also editor of the journal Literature and Theology.

"This excellent new reader is divided into five sections touching on different aspects of Certeau's work and his engagement with issues regarding the Other, spatiality, colonialism, the body, oppression, and others." The Front Table

• Notes on Contributors. Acknowledgments.Introduction. (Graham Ward).Part I Other Times: Historiography.1 Introduction: Michael de Certeau on Histography.2 Writings and Histories.3 History: Science and Fiction.Part II Other Cities: Cultural Politics.4 Introduction. (Tom Conley).5 A Symbolic Revolution.6 The Social Architecture of Knowledge.7 The Indian Long March.Part III Other People: Ethnorgraphy and Social Practice.8 Introduction. (Ian Buchannan).9. Walking in the City.10. Believing and Making People Believe.11. Ethno-Graphy, Speech, or the space of the Other. (Jean de Lery).Part IV Other Languages: Speech and Writing.12. Introduction. (Jeremy Ahearne).13. The Scriptural Economy.14. The World of the Vowel.15. Mystic Speech.Part V Other Beliefs: Theology.16. Introduction: Michel de Certeau, Theologst. (Frederick Bauerschmidt).17. The Weakness of Believing. From the Body to Writing a Christian Transit.Select Bibliography.Index.

Graham Ward is Professor of Contextual Theology and Ethics at the University of Manchester. He is the author of numerous articles published throughout the world on theology, critical theory and literary theory. His previous books include Barth, Derrida and the Language of Theology (1995), Theology and Contemporary Critical Theory (1996), The Postmodern God (Blackwell Publishers, 1997), Radical Orthodoxy (1998) and Balthasar at the End of Modernity (1999). He is also editor of the journal Literature and Theology.

"This excellent new reader is divided into five sections touching on different aspects of Certeau's work and his engagement with issues regarding the Other, spatiality, colonialism, the body, oppression, and others." The Front Table

• Notes on Contributors. Acknowledgments.Introduction. (Graham Ward).Part I Other Times: Historiography.1 Introduction: Michael de Certeau on Histography.2 Writings and Histories.3 History: Science and Fiction.Part II Other Cities: Cultural Politics.4 Introduction. (Tom Conley).5 A Symbolic Revolution.6 The Social Architecture of Knowledge.7 The Indian Long March.Part III Other People: Ethnorgraphy and Social Practice.8 Introduction. (Ian Buchannan).9. Walking in the City.10. Believing and Making People Believe.11. Ethno-Graphy, Speech, or the space of the Other. (Jean de Lery).Part IV Other Languages: Speech and Writing.12. Introduction. (Jeremy Ahearne).13. The Scriptural Economy.14. The World of the Vowel.15. Mystic Speech.Part V Other Beliefs: Theology.16. Introduction: Michel de Certeau, Theologst. (Frederick Bauerschmidt).17. The Weakness of Believing. From the Body to Writing a Christian Transit.Select Bibliography.Index.

Graham Ward is Professor of Contextual Theology and Ethics at the University of Manchester. He is the author of numerous articles published throughout the world on theology, critical theory and literary theory. His previous books include Barth, Derrida and the Language of Theology (1995), Theology and Contemporary Critical Theory (1996), The Postmodern God (Blackwell Publishers, 1997), Radical Orthodoxy (1998) and Balthasar at the End of Modernity (1999). He is also editor of the journal Literature and Theology.

"This excellent new reader is divided into five sections touching on different aspects of Certeau's work and his engagement with issues regarding the Other, spatiality, colonialism, the body, oppression, and others." The Front Table

• Notes on Contributors. Acknowledgments.Introduction. (Graham Ward).Part I Other Times: Historiography.1 Introduction: Michael de Certeau on Histography.2 Writings and Histories.3 History: Science and Fiction.Part II Other Cities: Cultural Politics.4 Introduction. (Tom Conley).5 A Symbolic Revolution.6 The Social Architecture of Knowledge.7 The Indian Long March.Part III Other People: Ethnorgraphy and Social Practice.8 Introduction. (Ian Buchannan).9. Walking in the City.10. Believing and Making People Believe.11. Ethno-Graphy, Speech, or the space of the Other. (Jean de Lery).Part IV Other Languages: Speech and Writing.12. Introduction. (Jeremy Ahearne).13. The Scriptural Economy.14. The World of the Vowel.15. Mystic Speech.Part V Other Beliefs: Theology.16. Introduction: Michel de Certeau, Theologst. (Frederick Bauerschmidt).17. The Weakness of Believing. From the Body to Writing a Christian Transit.Select Bibliography.Index.