Making the Connections: Essays in Feminist Social Ethics Harrison, Beverly Wildung

**Making the Connections: Essays in Feminist Social Ethics** by Beverly Wildung Harrison is the kind of book that'll make you question everything while nodding furiously in agreement. This collection of sharp, thought-provoking essays tackles the messy intersections of feminism, ethics, and social justice with zero pretension and maximum impact.

Harrison, a groundbreaking theologian and ethicist, dives deep into how gender, power, and morality actually work in the real world—not some ivory tower fantasy. She connects the dots between personal ethics and systemic oppression, making feminist theology accessible without dumbing it down.

Perfect for philosophy students, social justice advocates, theology nerds, and anyone who's ever wondered why ethical discussions feel so disconnected from actual lived experience. Whether you're new to feminist ethics or a seasoned scholar, Harrison's insights will stick with you.

This preloved copy from Patina Paperbacks comes ready to challenge your assumptions.

**Reader Reviews:**
"Finally, someone who writes about ethics like they actually live in the world. Harrison's essays are brilliant without being condescending."
"Made me completely rethink my approach to social justice work. Practical wisdom that actually applies to real life."