Estudios feministas de religión: una mirada muy parcial

Tarducci, Mónica

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“…This might be an indicator of higher rates of rejection of religion than of women's rights or it could be interpreted as an indirect affirmation of the negative perception of the influence of the Catholic Church on women (Tarducci 2001, Rogers 2002, Haar 2004, Beraud 2006. Table 6 confirms that the probability of perceiving discrimination against women in Catholicism (DISCAT variable) increased with the presence of the following factorswhether the respondent: (1) is a woman (WOM); (2) belongs to a large family (FAMNUM); and (3) is politically left-wing -while the probability decreased with the presence of the following factors -if the respondent: (1) has an arts degree (ARTS); (2) declares him/herself to be a believer (BEL); (3) confirms the necessity of Catholic foundations; and (4) is not interested in any activity which promotes the existence of female priests (CAT33).…”

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The ordination of women in the Catholic Church: a survey of attitudes in Spain

Martínez

Rodríguez-Entrena

Entrena

2012

Journal of Gender Studies

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This paper examines the correlation between socio-economic factors and attitudes to the ordination of women in the Catholic Church against a background of the existing literature on the perception of the Pastoral Ministry of Christian women. The struggle to find theories of economics that assist in formulating expectations in such research is identified and a part-solution offered through the Sraffian account for innovation.A survey was carried out on 110 postgraduate students at the University of Granada (Spain) in 2006. The results demonstrate that the perception of the Catholic Church as sexist is positively related to the gender, political ideology and family size of those surveyed with discrimination perceived to be more prevalent in non-Christian religions. Respondents with a male image of God had less enlightened attitudes to gender equality and believers took a more conservative approach to gender equality than non-believers. Surprisingly, a conservative attitude to gender equality was correlated with a favourable attitude to the ordination of women.

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“…Some studies have looked at the situation from a gendered perspective, for example Tarducci's (2001) review of the literature about feminism and religion. Research into the social perceptions of female priests in Christianity is less common.…”

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The ordination of women in the Catholic Church: a survey of attitudes in Spain

Martínez

Rodríguez-Entrena

Entrena

2012

Journal of Gender Studies

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“…Posteriormente se revisan otras religiones del libro con temas recurrentes: pecado original, prohibición de las mujeres para ejercer responsabilidades o la masculinidad de la imagen de Dios (Castilla de Cortázar, 2016) Puede decirse que «han aportado una visión femenina o lo femenino al quehacer teológico» (Consuelo Vélez, 2001). En el polo positivo del binomio entre género y religión destacamos «que el gran avance de los estudios feministas a la religión ha sido incorporar la experiencia de las mujeres a un conocimiento que se creía neutro» (Tarducci, 2001).…”

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La discriminación de la mujer en las órdenes budistas

Seoane

2018

Endoxa (Madr.)

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Este artículo realiza una revisión histórica sobre una parte poco estudiada del budismo como es la desigualdad de género. A través las tradiciones y normas de las distintas ramas del budismo, se trata de visibilizar el papel de las mujeres en esta religión y averiguar si esta discriminación se encuentra en la base de su filosofía o ha sido consecuencia de su evolución. A partir de las reflexiones de la obra de Rita Gross (2005), El budismo después del patriarcado, se indaga en algunos puntos controvertidos sobre el papel de las mujeres en el budismo antiguo en un intento de contribuir a esa incipiente “cantera” de estudios de lo religioso en clave feminista actualmente en auge. Desde la perspectiva metodológica de los imaginarios sociales, se analiza la discriminación de las mujeres en las órdenes budistas en tres aspectos concretos: i) la evidencia de la existencia de ordenes monacales femeninas en la época del Buda; ii) el debate sobre las reglas adicionales para el monacato femenino y iii) reflexiones sobre la discriminación femenina en el budismo y su superación.

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“…Discrimination is based on different reasons and religious influence is one of the important factors. Tarducci (2001) mentions that religions are generally family oriented, promoting specific behaviors and expectations for men and women, which favor male dominance. One of these examples is that women establish domestic and family roles (private sphere) and men exercise political and religious leadership (public sphere).…”

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Attitudes towards Gender Equality of Government Institution´s Workers in Southeastern Mexico

Pérez-Aranda¹,

Ramos-Antonio²,

Carmona³

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IJPS

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The objective of this research was to analyze if there are differences between the Institutions of Social and Public Security Assistance and between men and women who work for the government of the State of Campeche, southeastern Mexico. This article uses a quantitative methodology; For this, the Questionnaire "Attitudes towards Gender Equality" (CAIG) was applied, which was prepared by Amelia Sola, Isabel Martínez Bellonch and José Luis Meliá (2003), validated in a Mexican sample by Olga Marfil Herrera (2006) with an alpha of Cronbach's .885. The sample was composed of 212 people, 79 women and 133 men, six factors were evaluated. The Student's t-test revealed that there are significant differences; the Social Assistance Institutions present greater egalitarian attitudes as does the group of women. Meanwhile, the percentiles show these egalitarian attitudes at a medium level. The Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) to compare groups revealed regarding religion, there are significant differences between the Christian, the Catholic and the people who claim to have no religious beliefs; Catholics are those who present a more favorable attitude towards gender equality.

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Estudios feministas de religión: una mirada muy parcial

Cited by 13 publications

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The ordination of women in the Catholic Church: a survey of attitudes in Spain

The ordination of women in the Catholic Church: a survey of attitudes in Spain

La discriminación de la mujer en las órdenes budistas

Attitudes towards Gender Equality of Government Institution´s Workers in Southeastern Mexico

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