Musa Dube | Academic Influence

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Musa Dube

Religious Studies

#1519

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#2925

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Biblical Studies

#165

World Rank

#215

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Theology

#951

World Rank

#1993

Historical Rank

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Musa Dube's Degrees

PhD Biblical Studies University of Botswana
Masters Theology University of Botswana
Bachelors Theology University of Botswana

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According to Wikipedia, Musa W. Dube , also known as Musa Wenkosi Dube Shomanah, is a Botswanan feminist theologian and Professor of New Testament at the Candler School of Theology, known for her work in postcolonial biblical scholarship.

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The Bible in Africa : transactions, trajectories, and trends (2000) (73)
HIV/AIDS and the curriculum : methods of integrating HIV/AIDS in theological programmes (2003) (45)
Toward a Post-Colonial Feminist Interpretation of the Bible (1997) (40)
Rahab is Hanging Out a Red Ribbon: One African Woman’s Perspective on the Future of Feminist New Testament Scholarship (2005) (31)
Consuming a Colonial Cultural Bomb (1999) (30)
Theological challenges: proclaiming the fullness of life in the HIV/AIDS and global economic era (2002) (28)
Searching for the Lost Needle: Double Colonization & Postcolonial African Feminisms (1999) (20)
Who Do You Say that I Am? (2007) (19)
Reading the Bible in the Global Village: Cape Town (2002) (18)
"Reading with" : an exploration of the interface between critical and ordinary readings of the Bible : African overtures (1996) (11)
Rahab Says Hello to Judith: A Decolonizing Feminist Reading (2008) (11)
Feminist New Testament studies : global and future perspectives (2005) (9)
Between the Spirit and the Word: Reading the Gendered African Pentecostal Bible (2014) (7)
Go tla Siama. O tla Fola: Doing Biblical Studies in an HIV and AIDS Context (2010) (5)
Current Issues in Biblical Interpretation (2004) (5)
Translating Ngaka: Robert Moffat rewriting an indigenous healer (2014) (5)
Grant me justice: female and male equality in the new testament (2001) (5)
The Subaltern Can Speak: Reading the Mmutle (Hare) Way (2016) (4)
Feminist New Testament Studies (2005) (3)
Purple Hibiscus: A Postcolonial Feminist Reading (2019) (3)
“And God1 Saw that it was Very Good”: An Earth-friendly Theatrical Reading of Genesis 1 (2015) (3)
LOOKING BACK AND FORWARD: POSTCOLONIALISM, GLOBALIZATION, GOD AND GENDER (2018) (2)
Postcolonial Feminist Perspectives on African Religions (2012) (2)
‘God Never Opened the Bible to Me’: Women Church Leaders in Botswana (2014) (2)
Circle Readings of the Bible/Scriptoratures (2005) (2)
HIV/AIDS and Other Challenges to Theological Education in the New Millennium (2004) (2)
TRANSLATING CULTURES: THE CREATION OF SIN IN THE PUBLIC SPACE OF BATSWANA (2015) (2)
Mother Earth, Mother Africa and Biblical Studies : Interpretations in the Context of Climate Change (2021) (1)
Feminist Theologies of a World Scripture(s) in the Globalization Era (2011) (1)
World Council of Churches Education and Ecumenical Formation Letter from Staff Notes on Contributors Doing Theological/religious Education a Paradigm of Shattered Dreams & Cul De Sac/ed Roads 1 Theological Institutions and Hiv/aids a Zimbabwean Perspective (2004) (1)
Review of Avaren Ipsen, Sex Working and the Bible, London: Equinox 2009. 248 pages. ISBN 9781845533328 (hb) or 9781845533335 (pb). (2012) (1)
Christianity and translation in the colonial context (2015) (1)
The Botswana AIDS Impact Survey of 2013: Interpretations and implications (2016) (1)
Special issue: Gender mainstreaming in the University of Botswana (2007) (0)
The HIV and AIDS Collective Memory: Anecdotal Notes on Texts of Trauma, Care-giving and Positive Living (2017) (0)
Postcolonial Botho/Ubuntu: Transformative Readings of Ruth in the Botswana Urban Space (2021) (0)
On being firefighters : insights on curriculum transformation in HIV and AIDs contexts (2009) (0)
Review of Avaren Ipsen, Sex Working and the Bible , London: Equinox 2009 (2012) (0)
The Pentecostal Kairos: Methodological and Theoretical Implications (2018) (0)
Remembering the Teacherly Moments of the HIV and AIDS Texts (2019) (0)
Books Received but not Reviewed in this Issue (2013) (0)
Introduction to the Presidential Address (2023) (0)
“A Little Baby is on the Way:” Botho/Ubuntu and Community-Building in Gaborone Baby Showers (2017) (0)
Boleo: A postcolonial feminist reading (2020) (0)
Religion, Race, Gender and Identity (2012) (0)
Let There Be Light (2015) (0)
Boundaries and Bridges: Journeys of a Postcolonial Feminist in Biblical Studies (2020) (0)
Gender mainstreaming in teaching, research, management and national issues in the University of Botswana (2007) (0)
REPRODUCING OR CREATING A NEW MALE? BRIDAL SHOWERS IN THE URBAN SPACE IN BOTSWANA (2018) (0)
Markus 5,21-43 in vier Lektüren. Narrative Analyse – postcolonial criticism – feministische Lektüre – HIV/AIDS (2014) (0)
Pathways to Social Capital and the Botho/Ubuntu Ethic in the Urban Space in Gaborone, Botswana (2019) (0)
The First Letter of Peter: A Global Commentary (2020) (0)
'Liberating the word': one African feminist reading of Matthew 23 (2007) (0)
A Luta Continua: Toward Trickster Intellectuals and Communities (2015) (0)
Pathways to Social Capital and the Botho/Ubuntu Ethic in the Urban Space in Gaborone, Botswana (2020) (0)

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