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Preface Part I: Breaking the Silence: Spirituality and Culture in Adult Meaning-Making and Education 1 1. Introduction: Culture, Spirituality, and Adult Learning 3 2. Breaking the Silence: Defining Spirituality in a Culturally Relevant Educational Context 25 3. Spirituality, Religion, and Culture in Lived Experience: Overlaps and Separations 45 4. Between the Cultural and the Universal: Themes and Variations of Spiritual Experience 67 Part II: Claiming a Sacred Face: Identity and Spiritual Development 89 5. The Great Spiral: Spiritual Development as a Process of Moving Forward and Spiraling Back 93 6. Gender, Culture, and Spiritual Identity in Midlife Integration 117 7. The Role of Spiritual Experience in Developing a Positive Cultural Identity 139 8. Searching for Wholeness: Crossing Culture, White Identity, and Spiritual Development 163 Part III: Spirituality in a Culturally Relevant and Transformative Teaching Practice 183 9. Approaching Transformative Teaching Grounded in Spirituality and Cultural Relevance 187 10. A Theory-in-Progress of a Spiritually Grounded, Culturally Relevant Pedagogy: Philosophical Underpinnings and New Directions 203 11. Stories from the Field: Spirituality and Culture in Adult Higher Education Classrooms 219 12. The Possibilities and Challenges of Spiritually Grounded, Culturally Relevant Teaching 235 Epilogue: Final Reflections 259 Appendix: Research Methodology 263 References 271 Index 285 |
Elizabeth J. Tisdell is an associate professor of adult education at Pennsylvania State University, Harrisburg. Her research interests include diversity and equity issues in adult education, feminist pedagogy, and the connection of spirituality and culture in educational contexts.