For the first time, recent scholarship in Deaf Theology comes together with brief histories of the relationship between liberation theologies and deaf experiences and theologies of the past forty years. The Liberation of Deaf Theology provides contemporary perspectives on Deaf liberation theology, situating it within the broader field of liberation theologies. VanGilder and Seah, along with their contributors, offer a vital resource for the Church and Academy alike to use as a starting point for engaging their ministries and communities within the international context of Deaf liberation. This important and challenging text accounts for a history of a liberation theology just as it charts a path for its future possibilities and flourishing.
