Titlebook: New Topics in Feminist Philosophy of Religion; Contestations and Tr Pamela Sue Anderson Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010

GORGE

Beauvoir and the Transcendence of Natality concept of human transcendence remains bound to the idea that death is the pivot of human identity—an idea challenged by the philosophy of natality. The concept of natality enables us to re-affirm in a different way Beauvoir’s vision of potential human transcendence while at the same time recognizing, as she did, life’s ambiguities and conflicts.

暫時(shí)別動

cravat

Rethinking the “Problem of Evil” with Hannah Arendt and Grace Jantzenem of evil.” Then, in an even more concentrated mode, with a specific focus on the work of Jantzen alone, I will examine the issue of violence against women. In so doing, I hope to challenge the extremely restricted nature of the traditional conceptions of evil and its treatment.

情愛

善于騙人

Ruptured-Disk

Horizons and Limitations of Muslim Feminist Hermeneutics: Reflections on the Menstruation Verseaper, I will first reflect on the horizons opened up by these new readings of the Qur’an. Then, against the backcloth of an aspect of the law of purity concerning menstruation as outlined in traditional exegesis, I will go on to examine the limitations which arise from constructing Qur’anic hermeneu

Expertise

Is Unconditional Forgiveness Ever Good?ent; some argue that unconditional forgiveness is morally wrong. Those who are required to exercise forgiveness can feel that their own dignity and moral worthiness is diminished by such requirement if insignificant recognition was given to the harms they suffered as victims..?This is particularly s

令人發(fā)膩

Simone Weil’s Social Philosophy: Toward a Post-Colonial Ethicter the war. In it, Weil outlines the primary needs of the human being for . and the (im)?possibilities of the state in accommodating these needs. The state of France was unable to do so because it was engaged in colonialism..I will argue that Weil makes three important points as regards the possibi

Abrade

Bargaining with Spiritual Patriarchy: Women in the Shas1 Movement in Israeln Shas Movement. Shas is an ultra orthodox Sephardic patriarchal community in Israel, whose community life, beliefs, and culture are rooted in the Jewish religion. Its rules and gender relations are translated into codes of behavior that are implemented by forces of patriarchy which work through soc

殘酷的地方

Temptress on the Path: Women as Objects and Subjects in Buddhist Jataka Storiesttain all the advanced meditative states, and follow the teachings that lead to .. Despite this soteriological inclusiveness, the presentation of women in Buddhist texts is often less than egalitarian, perhaps most especially in popular narrative literature. In Pāli jātaka stories, which are popular