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Feminist-Pentecostal Hermeneutics

Journal of Pentecostal Theology
Abstract This article explores an emerging hermeneutic of participation arising from the feminist-Pentecostal dialogue. For many, Pentecostal and feminist hermeneutics appear incompatible. Further examination reveals the possibility of dialogue originating from their pneumatological, canonical, narratival, and anthropological hermeneutical convictions.
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Deranged Vaginas: Pussy Riot's Feminist Hermeneutics

The Journal of Religion and Popular Culture, 2016
The exposed members of Pussy Riot became symbols of the disruptive power of revolutionary art in a climate of repression upon their arrests following their performance at the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, yet the controversy of their conviction and imprisonment overshadowed the very message for which they were sentenced.
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Western Hermeneutics in the Feminist Writings of Fatima Mernissi

International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation
Fatima Mernissi, in her literary and academic writings about women in Islamic communities, draws on Western hermeneutics to advocate for a more egalitarian reading and interpretation of Islamic texts of varying levels. She employs techniques such as historical/contextual approach, textual analysis, comparative study, and linguistic examination to ...
Driss Rhomari, Bilal Edderaouy
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Feminist Hermeneutics, The Bible, and Patriarchy Governing Doctrines

2000
Abstract In the previous chapter, we outlined the insights of narrative interpretation and theology. Since Christian and Lindbeck point out that governing doctrines are usually more important than primary doctrines, especially during times of conflict, we should look for the governing doctrines of feminist theologies.
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Asian and Asian American Feminist Hermeneutics of Phronesis

2015
I choose the term phronesis, meaning embodied wisdom, as characterizing an Asian and Asian American feminist hermeneutics because it is a way of knowing that corresponds to the way that disciples “understand.” When phronesis defines a theory of interpretation, therefore, this hermeneutics highlights the embodied aspect of interpretation.
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Drowning in Music: Ophelia’s Death and Feminist Hermeneutics

2000
Abstract Thoughts and affliction, passion, hell itself, She turns to favour and to prettiness. (Hamlet, Act 4 scene v, II. 191-2) In recent years, questions about ‘female vocality’, female singers, and the feminine qualities attributed to musical performance and to music itself have emerged as a diverse yet coherent body of concerns for ...
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The contribution of feminist biblical hermeneutics to a theology of ministries

2002
Thèse numérisée par la Direction des bibliothèques de l'Université de Montréal.
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The Book of Ruth and the Possibility of a Feminist Canonical Hermeneutic

Biblical Interpretation, 1997
AbstractThe book of Ruth is written from a female perspective, which in 4:9-17 is deliberately contrasted with a male perspective. The inter-textual contrast between the gynocentricity of Ruth and the androcentricity of most narrative literature in the Hebrew Bible is recognized within the text of Ruth by the appending of the genealogy in 4:18-22. Here
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Feminist Biblical Hermeneutics: A Failure of Theoretical Nerve

Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 1998
Tandis que les feminismes se concentrent traditionnellement sur l'analytique, la theorie et le pragmatisme a propos de questions telles que l'effet communicatif, l'autorite et le pouvoir, les exegetes bibliques americains feministes s'attachent a des modeles d'interpretation et de communication qui mettent l'accent sur le sens de la Bible. En Amerique,
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Psychological Contours of Multicultural Feminist Hermeneutics: Han and Relationality

Pastoral Psychology, 2007
The two key psychological contours, han and relationality, in interpreting and understanding biblical texts among Korean/Asian North American women are discussed. The Old Testament biblical narrative of Jephthah’s daughter (Judges 11) is employed in order to demonstrate how the concepts and the interconnectedness of han and relationality are being ...
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