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Greetings: I've been asked to develop a course on Religion and Civil Society which I have called "Black Women, The Workings of the Spirit and the Literary imagination." I have a good enough handle on the literary end of things but I am less schooled in the most recent, respected work on Liberation Theology, and Religion-in/and "Globalization." I know some folks like Dussell, Freire, Cohn and Oduyaye. But I wondered if others more schooled in these areas could suggest current work that is understood to be central to contemporary debates on religion-under globalization and liberation theology, particularly as these relate to feminocentric lifeworlds. Many thanks in advance. Walk Good--Joe Joseph N. Clarke Assistant Professor of Postcolonial Literatures in English The University of Pennsylvania English Department 3600 Market Street Philadelphia PA 19104