This article reflects on the historical and hermeneutical legacy
of liberation theologies in South Africa. Beginning with an
analysis of the hermeneutical contours of liberation theologies
in general, the article then goes on to examine the shape and
contributions of three significant liberation theologies in South
Africa over the past thirty years: Black Theology, Contextual
Theology, and African Women’s Theology.
Citation:West, G. 2010,'The legacy of liberation theologies in South Africa, with an emphasis on biblical hermeneutics',Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, vol. XXXVI, pp. 157-183.
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