Music, theology, and justice / edited by Michael O'Connor, Hyun-Ah Kim, and Christina Labriola.

Contributor O'Connor, Michael, 1963-

Imprint:Lanham : Lexington, 2017.

Descriptionxxi, 228 pages ; 24 cm

Note:Includes index.

Note:Part One. A Prophetic Role for Music: Protest and Liberation -- Turning Hymns into Protest: Zilphia Horton and the Role of Musical Memory in Labor in the New Deal Era -- Punk Rock and/as Liberation Theology -- Mercy, Music, and the Prophetic Voice of Theology: Jon Sobrino's Extra Pauperes Nulla Salus -- A Prophetic Role for Music: A Response and Synthesis -- Part Two. A Pastoral Role for Music: Creating Community -- Sacred Love: The (Eco)Theology of Sting -- Music, Religion, and Peacebuilding: The Pontanima Choir of Sarajevo -- Breaking Stereotypes and Building Bridges: Nihilism, Lament, And Theodicy Within The Extreme Metal Music Culture -- A Pastoral Role For Music: Sacramental and Salvific Powers -- Part Three. A Priestly Role for Music: Reconciliation and Restoration -- Random Access Liturgies: Daft Punk as Robotic Priests Restoring Humanity -- Recalling the Original Harmony of Paradise: The Nexus of Music, Ethics, and Spirituality in Hildegard of Bingen's Ordo Virtutum -- The Nightingale of Christ's Redemption Song: Mechthild of Hackeborn's Musical Apostolate -- Music as Theology: Singing Prophetic Truth, Sounding the Reign of God -- A Priestly Role for Music: Concluding Reflection.

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