Theology after Spivak
Theology after Spivak is a 2016 book by Y. T. Vinayaraj, published in New Delhi. It examines how engagement with the work of Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak might contribute to Indian theological discourse, particularly debates about the subaltern and the limits of established theological approaches.
Overview
A bookseller’s description says the book seeks to bring Spivak’s thought into Indian theology and to reconsider how the subaltern is represented. It frames this engagement as a way to explore a theological approach beyond the limits the author identifies in conventional liberation theology. This summary follows the available catalogue description; a complete table of contents was not located.
Publication details
- Author: Y. T. Vinayaraj
- Publisher: ISPCK, as listed in the author’s bibliography. A bookseller record instead identifies Christian World Imprints/B.R. Publishing Corporation; this discrepancy could not be resolved from the sources located.
- Place of publication: New Delhi, India
- Publication year: 2016
- Length: 76 pages, according to the bookseller record
- ISBN: 9788184655810
References
- Y. T. Vinayaraj. Curriculum Vitae. Bibliographic listing of the book. Accessed 16 October 2026.
- Find More Books. Theology After Spivak. Bibliographic details and description. Accessed 16 October 2026.
External links
- Theology After Spivak on Google Books
- Theology After Spivak on ISPCK
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