Missionary, The Catechist And The Hunter: Foucault, Protestantism And Colonialism

Christina Petterson, Ph.D. (2011), Macquarie University, Sydney is Research Associate at the University of Newcastle, Australia. She works in various fields, such as biblical studies, early European history and colonial history.

• Series Editor's PrefaceAcknowledgementsNotes on Previously Published MaterialINTRODUCTIONApproaching Christianity and ColonialismSETTING THE SCENE: THE PRACTICE OF ORTHODOXY IN COLONIAL GREENLANDMary Magdalene and Habakuk: A Heresy Takes PlaceRacialised and Gendered HeresiesCOMPLICATING GOVERNMENTALITY: COLONIALISM, PROTESTANTISM, AND GREENLANDPastoral Power and GovernmentalityColonialism and Governmentality: Outlining the IssuesTHE LUTHERAN PASTORATE IN THEORY AND PRACTICEThe Protestant Pastorate in PracticeConstructing Lutheran Society in Accordance with Natural LawCatechism and Family CATECHISTS IN THE MAKING: LABOUR, WRITING, AND GENDERWriting, Gender, and AbstractionThe Introduction of Writing in GreenlandCultivated EstrangementTHE ONTOLOGICAL STATUS OF THE HUNTER OR THE PRODUCTION OF NATUREThe Instruction of 1782 as Racialised DiscourseRace, Class, and NatureThe Discourse on the HunterREWRITTEN PASTS AND SCRIPTS FOR THE FUTURE: HEART OF LIGHTThe Colonial Condition of Heart of LightNationalising and Allegorising Greenland: National Allegory and the Global CommunityAbject MasculinityIndigenised PoliticsCONCLUSIONBIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX