Q What is Gross' perspective on history (pp. 67-76)? And what does she mean by "usable" past? There are three areas of feminist scholarship in religion that Gross emphazises as important (or, of what she calls, "an androgynous account of religion"): 1) Women's lives and consciousness, 2) cultural stereotypes and norms, 3) female personalities and/or mythological figures representing the "feminine" - how do all three areas intertwine and why are all three needed? (pp. 79-88)Of the values/guidelines in the feminist study of religion which she outlines, which do youmost value and why (pp. 98-104)? Explain.