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Dr. Bonnie Miller-McLemore, a feminist pastoral theologian at Vanderbilt University, has replaced a long-standing metaphor of the Rev. Anton Boisen’s 􀁴Living Human Documents􀁵in pastoral theology with 􀁴The Living Human Web.􀁵Boisen, the founder of Clinical Pastoral Education in America, wanted students in theology to understand experiences of people with chaotic psychological illnesses as a religious one in nature, an experience of encounter with God. His metaphor, which has provided a fundamental orientation toward human understanding in pastoral theology for decades, turns its focus on religious understanding of patients away from old documents and books in theology. Miller-McLemore’s replacement means more than a simple extension of a research object from an individual person to his or her surrounding relational environments. It is true that􀁴 the Living Human Web􀁵as a new paradigmatic metaphor excels the scope of individualistic psychology. However, the metaphor also signals a radical shift of pastoral/practical theological methods from a correlational method to a revised correlational
method between theology and science. Miller-McLemore has been actively engaged with feminist theories and social sciences, but she consistently pursues resources of the healing of the web from biblical and theological tradition. She employs and maintains a mutually critical
method when she has to utilize social sciences according to the declared motto in order to fulfill its ideals.

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국문초록
 I. 여는 글
 II. 펴는 글
  1. 살아있는 인간 망(The Living Human Web)
  2. "상호적 관계"의 중요성(mutuality or reciprocity)
  3. 신학에 있어서 실천(praxis)
  4. Miller-McLemore 목회 신학의 두 가지 근간 : 여성주의 신학과 사회과학
  5. 치료와 회복 자원의 중요성
 III. 닫는 글
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• 하재성 [ Jae Sung Ha | 고려신학대학원 ]

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• 간행물명

  복음과 상담 [Journal of Counseling and Gospel]

• 간기

  반년간

• pISSN

  1739-0745

• 수록기간

  2003~2017

• 십진분류

  KDC 230 DDC 230