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Book Reviews : Hampson, Daphne, Theology and Feminism (Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1990), pp. 188. £9.95, ISBN 0-631-14943-0

Each contribution in this book is the product of lived experience. The book is an archive of women’s experiences of alienating and damaging treatment. As such it is something new; taking women seriously and looking at the results of their experiences. The idea for the book sprang from Dorothea’s analysis of the way in which women’s contributions have been overlooked by the churches. The collection of articles is by both professional and non-professional writers and has been skilfully edited to present a mosaic of experiences. Most women reading this book will find something of their own experiences there. Some people may wonder why such a book needs to be written. The answer is simple: it is the firm belief of the editor that the history of women’s lives provides the resource for the reflections of Feminist Theology. It is a book that